Writing for the Conversation Canada: Foothills Campus

​Have you ever wondered how to get your research published in The Conversation Canada or what the benefits are?

Attend an in-person workshop with a Conversation Canada editor to learn how to pitch stories, share your expertise, and how you can turn your research into an article for a wider audience.

​The Conversation is an independent digital news platform that publishes article written exclusively by academics and researchers. It is an exceptional platform for knowledge mobilization. Publishing in The Conversation can help amplify your research, reach its large global readership and position you as a trusted expert.

​Who can write for The Conversation?
Articles published in The Conversation are authored by university faculty, emeriti, and post-doctoral fellows. They can be co-authored with faculty members from other institutions as well as PhD and Master's students.

​All authors are experts in their areas.

​Written in the first person, articles are research-based analysis that is grounded in the author’s experience or the work of others in the field. Professional editors work directly with the authors to publish articles.

​This 90 minute workshop at Foothills campus is open to faculty, postdocs and graduate students.

​The Conversation is running two separate workshops on the same day, the second workshop will be from 2:30 - 4 PM on main campus. You can register for the main campus workshop here.