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The Conversation Canada: Immunity and Society

To strengthen public understanding of immunology and vaccine innovation, the BRC partners with The Conversation Canada on Immunity and Society — a series of accessible, evidence-based articles exploring emerging immune-based discoveries and their social implications. 

Written by Canadian academics in immunology, biomanufacturing, public health, and the social sciences, the series pairs scientific advances with social, ethical, and policy perspectives. By doing so, it helps readers understand not only what is changing, but why it matters for trust, equity, and preparedness.

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Related Activities/Resources

  • BRC webinar series

    The BRC is partnering with the Canadian Public Health Association through Immunize Canada on a series of webinars focused on supporting public trust and equitable access to vaccine and immune-based innovation in Canada. 

  • Ethics Bowl: Building capacity for dialogue in polarized times

    As strong divisions increasingly shape public conversations about vaccines and public health, the ability to engage respectfully across disagreement has become essential for pandemic readiness. To support this, the Bridge Research Consortium partnered with Ethics Bowl Canada to integrate vaccine- and therapeutics-related case studies into Ethics Bowl competitions.

  • Bridging the arts and biomedical sciences to elevate public engagement

    The BRC, in partnership with Science North, hosted a two-day knowledge exchange to explore innovative ways of engaging the public on immunology and immune-based innovations. 

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