CRIS Research Roundup

A weekly digest of research and innovation communications.

In This Issue

Issue 302: Week of Monday, June 15, 2026 - Sunday, June 21, 2026

Please note that the next issue of Research Roundup will be published on July 7, 2026

Resources for the Research & Innovation Community

2026 On the Land Cultural Safety Learning
Original Communication – TRANSFORM Heart Failure Strategic Initiative: June 17, 2026

U of T faculty are invited to apply for On the Land, a four-day land-based cultural safety course taking place September 16–19 in Minden, Ontario, designed to build knowledge and confidence in advocating for Indigenous Peoples and applying cultural safety practices. Participants will join faculty, clinical staff, and trainees in exploring two-eyed seeing approaches and other frameworks for more reciprocal, meaningful allyship.

Funding & Information from Sponsors & Partners

Funding Calls & Program Changes

News, Information & Updates

Information & Updates

U of T 2025 Research & Innovation Annual Report
Original Communication – VPRI website: June 18, 2026

The Division of the Vice-President, Research & Innovation has released its latest Annual Report, highlighting the discoveries, partnerships, and initiatives driving research and innovation across U of T’s three campuses and partner hospitals.

Accelerating Research Collaboration Across TAHSN
Original Communication – MedEmail (Temerty Faculty of Medicine): June 17, 2026

A four-hospital pilot involving CAMH, UHN, Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre, and Unity Health Toronto is testing how a new Master Collaboration Agreement can streamline multi-site research by reducing administrative barriers and standardizing terms, with the goal to scale across the 14 TAHSN member institutions.

2025 Indigenous Initiatives Annual Progress Report
Original Communication – Office of Indigenous Initiatives Newsletter: June 16, 2026

The University of Toronto’s Office of Indigenous Initiatives has released its 2025 Annual Progress Report, tracking institutional progress toward truth and reconciliation across 34 Calls to Action. The report highlights achievements under six major themes drawn from U of T’s Indigenous initiatives framework.

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