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Infographics, videos and podcasts to be accepted for the 10th anniversary of IHDCYH Talks!
This year we are celebrating the 10th anniversary of IHDCYH Talks, our knowledge mobilization competition. With almost five thousand subscribers to our YouTube channel and over 2.3 million views, we know IHDCYH Talks has a big impact.
In addition to accepting short videos under 5 minutes as we have in the past, this year we will also accept infographic and podcast submissions. Details about registration and submission criteria will be shared when we relaunch IHDCYH Talks in summer 2024!
Congratulations to the 2023 IHDCYH Talks Video Competition winners!
Table of Contents
- Description
- Objective
- Competition Eligibility Guidelines
- Past IHDCYH Talks Video Competition winners
- Contact Information
Description
The IHDCYH Talks Competition is a unique opportunity to share a clear evidence-based message with a lay audience that is designed to have an impact on the health of children, youth and families.
This competition accepts submissions from members of the research community, and also more widely, from non-governmental or not-for-profit organizations (including community or charitable organizations), as well as members of the general public who are able to demonstrate a clear, evidence-based message related to IHDCYH's mandate.
Successful submissions will be posted on CIHR and IHDCYH social media channels and shared through other communications channels. It is important that the content of the submissions be engaging, easily understood and accessible to a lay audience.
Objective
The objective of the competition is to profile research and ideas within IHDCYH’s mandate to improve knowledge translation and help demonstrate the impact that evidence can and does have on family, reproductive, child and youth health in Canada.
Competition Eligibility Requirements
General Guidelines
Before submitting an application to this funding opportunity, applicants should review the relevant policies and guidelines on the CIHR Funding Policies page to ensure understanding of their responsibilities and expectations.
Who can apply?
- Independent researchers, trainees (all research pillars and career levels) and knowledge users.
- Representatives from Canadian non-governmental, and/or not-for-profit organizations (including community or charitable organizations).
- Members of the general public who are able to demonstrate a clear, evidence-based message related to IHDCYH’s mandate.
Past IHDCYH Talks Video Competition winners
Contact information
For information about the CIHR Institute of Human Development, Child and Youth Health IHDCYH Talks Program, please contact:
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