Knowledge Mobilization and the Expansion of Francophone Research in Western Canada

In partnership with Acfas-SK and the University of Saskatchewan, the Centre canadien de recherche sur les francophonies en milieu minoritaire (CRFM) is pleased to invite you to the 2025 Student Conference! This event will also mark the 10th anniversary of La Cité universitaire francophone and the 50th anniversary of the University of Regina. Come and explore current research and support our young researchers!

Program

Saturday, March 15

• 1:00 PM: My Thesis in 180 Seconds - Organized by Acfas-SK (Details ici)
• 2:30 PM: Interactive Scavenger Hunt through La Cité universitaire francophone, the University of Regina, and the Fransaskois community
  • Prizes to be won!
• 4:00 PM: Community Roundtable on Mental Health (Not available via Zoom)
  • Guests: Danielle de Moissac*, Alysia Liski-Nixon, Francine Proulx-Kenzle, and Innocent Minega (RSFS)

Sunday, March 16

• 9:00 AM: Plenary Session by Danielle de Moissac on health
• 10:15 AM: Student Presentations
  • Discover the research work of graduate students in humanities and social sciences
• 4:00 PM: Award Ceremony for Best Presentation

Free admission and complimentary meals (registration required) Registration Form

Keynote Speaker: Danielle de Moissac

Danielle de Moissac is a Full Professor at the Faculty of Science at the University of Saint-Boniface in Manitoba. She leads a research program focused on health and access to social and health services in French for Francophones living in minority contexts, both in Manitoba and across Canada. Her work particularly addresses the needs of youth, seniors, immigrants, and LGBTQ2S+ populations.

Our Partners

The 2025 Student Conference is organized by the CRFM at La Cité, in partnership with:

• Acfas-SK (Facebook)
• The University of Saskatchewan (Facebook)

With financial support from:

• The University of Regina (Facebook)
• Acfas-SK (Facebook)
• The Québec Secretariat for Canadian Relations (SQRC) (Facebook)

About the CRFM

The Canadian Research Centre on Francophonies in Minority Contexts (CRFM) highlights the experiences of Francophone communities in Saskatchewan and mobilizes knowledge through rigorous research. It operates in the best interests of Fransaskois and the university community.

We look forward to welcoming you to celebrate research and knowledge in French!