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About ISSP Canada

The is aÌýcross-national collaboration programmeÌýconductingÌýannual surveysÌýon diverseÌýtopics relevant to the social sciences.These topics include Role of Government, Social Networks, Social Inequality, Family and Changing Gender Roles, Work Orientation, Religion, Environment, National Identity and Citizenship, Digital Societies, Leisure Time and Sports, as well as Health and Health Care.
Established in 1984 by its founding members Australia, Germany, Great Britain and the US, the ISSP has since includedÌýmembers covering various countriesÌýaround the globe, including Canada. ItsÌýinstitutional members, each of them representing one nation, consist of academic organizations, universities, or survey agencies. Since its foundation,Ìýover one million respondentsÌýhave participated in the surveys of the ISSP. AllÌýcollected dataÌýand documentation isÌýavailable free of charge.
The ISSP Canada research term currently runs the annual International Social Survey Programme in Canada, with the support of the Statistical Consulting and Survey Research Unit at the University of À¶Ý®ÊÓÆµ and with funding from the . Canada has participated annually in the ISSP between 1992-2012 and between 2023-2028.
Research Team
Principal Investigator

Sarah Wilkins-Laflamme
Associate professor
Sociology and Legal Studies, University of À¶Ý®ÊÓÆµ
Link to research profile: /sociology-and-legal-studies/people-profiles/sarah-wilkins-laflamme
Co-Investigators

Benjamin Ferland
Associate professor
Political Studies, University of Ottawa
Link to research profile:

Atsushi Narisada
Assistant professor
Sociology, Saint Mary’s University
Link to research profile:

Sam Reimer
Professor
Sociology, Crandall University
Link to research profile:

Kim-Lee Tuxhorn
Associate professor
Political Science, University of Calgary
Link to research profile:
Research Collaborators

Lesley Andres
Professor
Educational Studies, University of British Columbia
Link to research profile:

Scott Bennett
Associate professor
Political Science, Carleton University
Link to research profile:

Antoine Bilodeau
Professor
Political Science, Concordia University
Link to research profile:

Dominic Duval
Professor
Social and Public Communication, Université du Québec à Montréal
Link to research profile:

Sylvia Fuller
Professor
Sociology, University of British Columbia
Link to research profile:

Allison Harell
Professor
Political Science, Université du Québec à Montréal
Link to research profile:

Edward Koning
Associate professor
Political Science, University of Guelph
Link to research profile:

Guy Lachapelle
Professor
Political Science, Concordia University
Link to research profile:

Jon Pammett
Professor
Political Science, Carleton University
Link to research profile:

Laura Stephenson
Professor
Political Science, Western University
Link to research profile:

André Turcotte
Associate professor
Communications, Carleton University
Link to research profile:

Stephen White
Associate professor
Political Science, Carleton University
Link to research profile:

Rima Wilkes
Professor
Sociology, University of British Columbia
Link to research profile:
Research Partners
, Concordia University
Statistical Consulting and Survey Research Unit (SCSRU), University of À¶Ý®ÊÓÆµ
Data
All ISSP data can be accessed free of charge via the .
Each ISSP survey is administered in Canada about 2-3 years before its release as part of the larger international ISSP data file on GESIS. If you would like to access the Canada-only data before its release in the international ISSP data file, then please email principal investigator Sarah Wilkins-Laflamme to request the open access Canadian data file: sarah.wilkins-laflamme@uwaterloo.ca

Events and Resources
As ISSP Canada events (such as conference panels, webinars, etc.) are organized, and resources are produced (such as results reports, media releases, etc.), their details will be displayed here.
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You can email principal investigator Sarah Wilkins-Laflamme anytime about ISSP Canada matters: sarah.wilkins-laflamme@uwaterloo.ca