Events
CanCOVID organizes and hosts a weekly Speaker Series, as well as monthly workshops and special events, to highlight emerging and published research throughout the pandemic. Thank you to all of the speakers who have generously shared their expertise to help ensure timely dissemination of results across a wide range of topics and disciplines.
See below for upcoming events, the recordings of previous events, and see events being led by others in this area. If you will be holding a COVID-19-related research event and would like us to consider sharing it on this page, please contact info@cancovid.ca.
Upcoming CanCOVID Events
Speaker Series
21
September 2021
4‑4:30pm EDT
Navigating the Pandemic’s Most Difficult Decisions: Science, Policy, and Ethics
Join us for our next Speaker Series event: Navigating the Pandemic’s Most Difficult Decisions: Science, Policy, and Ethics.
Workshop
22
September 2021
1‑2:30pm EDT
Therapeutic Advances in the Treatment of COVID-19.
Join us for our next Special Workshop on: Therapeutic Advances in the Treatment of COVID‑19.
Seminar Series with CITF
29
September 2021
1‑2:30pm EDT
COVID‑19 Immunity Task Force & CanCOVID Seminar Series: Research Results & Implications
Join us for our first Seminar Series event with CITF on: Risks and impacts of the COVID‑19 pandemic on Canada’s kids, their parents, and teachers: Latest research results and policy implications.
Previous CanCOVID Events
Speaker Series
14
September 2021
4‑4:30pm EDT
Understanding COVID‑19 risk, vaccine confidence, and immunogenicity in the South Asian population in Canada
Speaker: S Anand
Speaker Series Event Summary
08
September 2021
United Nations Research Roadmap for the COVID‑19 Recovery: Leveraging the Power of Science for a More Equitable, Resilient, and Sustainable Future
Speaker Series
07
September 2021
4‑4:30pm EDT
The Ontario Modelling Consensus Table – An Overview of Methods and Current Projections
Speaker: B Sander
Speaker Series
27
July 2021
4‑4:30pm EDT
A Guide to Vaccine Hesitancy Conversations: Building Confidence in Primary Care
Speakers: M Leslie, R Fadaak, N Pinto
