Media Coverage

Here are some pieces by, or featuring, members of the Toronto Science Policy Network.

December 2024

Kaitlyn Kharas was named Nature’s 10, top 10 list of people who shaped science in 2024.

October 2023

Members of TSPN published a paper in the Journal of Science Policy & Governance.

October 2021

Sivani Baskaran and Dhanyasri Maddiboina co-published an editorial on the need for sustainable federal support for equity, diversity, and inclusion in research.

September 2021

  • Jina Kum and Maegan Ong co-published an editorial on Budget 2021 and the outlook for Canadian science.
  • Sivani Baskaran spoke at the International Network for Government Science Advice 2021 panel on next generation researcher groups. Watch it here.
  • Members of TSPN published a paper in the Journal of Science Policy & Governance.

March 2021

Members of TSPN published a paper in The Wildlife Professional.

February 2021

TSPN took part in a panel at the Canadian Association for Graduate Studies’ 58th Annual Conference looking at the impact of COVID-19 on graduate students.

November 2020

  • TSPN organized a panel at the 2020 Canadian Science Policy Conference focusing on the impacts of COVID-19 on the next generation of scientists.
  • Farah Qaiser co-published an editorial on challenges & opportunities for the next generation in developing a science policy career during a pandemic.

August 2020

TSPN’s COVID-19 Graduate Student Report was featured in various platforms. Read more here.

May 2020

Multiple TSPN members penned an op-ed in University Affairs to highlight the critical role of research trainees in Canada, and the need for greater support amid COVID-19. Read it here.

#VoteScience Campaign Coverage (August to November 2019)

June 2019
Interested in forming a science policy group at your school? Here’s a how to guide from Farah Qaiser and Molly Sung. Read it here.

April 2019
Farah Qaiser and Molly Sung partnered with SPE’s Tina Gruosso and Marie Franquin on an op-ed about the 2019 federal budget. Read it here.

December 2018
Molly Sung and Ellen Gute were interviewed at the Canadian Science Policy Conference 2018. Click here to watch their interview.