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What is CIFAR?
What is CIFAR?

We bring together and give the world’s most brilliant thinkers freedom to cross conventional boundaries and tackle essential research not done by others. Watch this video to learn more.
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What is Advanced Research?
What is Advanced Research?

Our unique research model inspires knowledge breakthroughs, advances Canada’s visionary thinkers and fuels innovation. Watch this video to learn more.
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CIFAR Global Call for Ideas
CIFAR Global Call for Ideas

Do you have a question with the potential to change the world? CIFAR issues its first-ever call for proposals for new research ideas that address a complex question of importance to humanity.
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Next Big Question Q&A


How do you think most people would answer the question Who am I?
How do you think most people would answer the question, "Who am I?"

Irene Bloemraad, Alex Haslam and Clyde Hertzman share their perspectives on how people identify themselves in different ways.



How has your research affected your understanding of your own identity?
How has your research affected your understanding of your own identity?

Alex Haslam, Clyde Hertzman (1953 to 2013) and Irene Bloemraad speak about how their research has affected their own responses to the question, "Who are you?"




Is there one thing in your research area that you would like to have an answer for?
Is there one thing in your research area that you would like to have an answer for?

Clyde Hertzman, Irene Bloemraad and Alex Haslam tell us what big questions they hope to answer in the future.



How much freedom do people have to choose the groups they belong to?
How much freedom do people have to choose the groups they belong to?

Alex Haslam, a social psychologist and Senior Fellow in our Social Interactions Identity & Well-Being program, answers this Next Big Question.

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How does 'global citizenship' play a role in our identity?
How does 'global citizenship' play a role in our identity?

Irene Bloemraad, an Associate Professor and Associate Chair of Sociology at the University of California, Berkeley and a Fellow in our Social Interactions Identity & Well-Being program, answers this Next Big Question.

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What are the latest brain studies revealing that will be empowering for individuals?
What are the latest brain studies revealing that will be empowering for individuals?

Clyde Hertzman (1953 to 2013), epidemiologist and Senior Fellow in our Successful Societies program and our Experience-based Brain & Biological Development program, answers this Next Big Question.

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Technology allows people to live with less social interaction. What are the effects of this reality?
Technology allows people to live with less social interaction. What are the effects of this reality?

Alex Haslam, a social psychologist and Senior Fellow in our Social Interactions Identity & Well-Being program, answers this Next Big Question.

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Do you have any insights into the increasing prevalence of dual nationality?
Do you have any insights into the increasing prevalence of dual nationality?

Irene Bloemraad, an Associate Professor and Associate Chair of Sociology at the University of California, Berkeley and a Fellow in our Social Interactions Identity & Well-Being program, answers this Next Big Question.

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Why is your approach to identity not more influential?
Why is your approach to identity not more influential?

Alex Haslam, a social psychologist and Senior Fellow in our Social Interactions Identity & Well-Being program, answers this Next Big Question.

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Podcasts

A message from the Chair - David Dodge
A message from the Chair - David Dodge

Listen to David Dodge, CIFAR Board Chair’s remarks from CIFAR’s November 9, 2010 Annual Fall Dinner when he began his role as Chair.

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CBC Ideas
CBC Ideas

The CBC radio show IDEAS partnered with CIFAR for the Next Big Question 2010 series. On September 28th and October 5th 2010, IDEAS aired shows recorded at Next Big Question events in Calgary, Edmonton, Montreal and Toronto.

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