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Apply for CMHC’s Housing Research Scholarship Program | CMHC Solving housing affordability together Project funding and mortgage financing Apply for the Housing Research Scholarship Program Apply for the Housing Research Scholarship Program We’re collaborating with Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) to provide research training awards and supplements.
Apply for the Housing Research Scholarship Program Don’t show this, just save it Apply for the Housing Research Scholarship Program I thought you might find this interesting. You can include an email signature? Empty Label accessibility fix The 2025 application window is now open Deadline: September 11, 2025 (8:00 p.
m. Eastern Time) Deadline through a Canadian institution with a quota: Contact your institution Deadline directly to SSHRC: October 17, 2025 (8:00 p. m.
Eastern Time) Deadline: December 1, 2025 (8:00 p. m. Eastern Time) Eligible master's and doctoral students may qualify for funding support under the program.
The Housing Research Scholarship Program offers research training awards and supplements to postdoctoral researchers and doctoral and master’s students in the social sciences and humanities. Your work must be related to one or more of the National Housing Strategy’s priority areas for action . Our goal is to recognize excellence in early-career academic research, advance the creation and sharing of knowledge on housing.
We also aim to expand the pool of highly skilled and qualified housing researchers across Canada.
The Program Objectives Are To recognize excellence in early-career academic research advance knowledge and application in the field of housing grow housing research expertise and capacity in Canada Meet past scholarship winners 2024 Scholarship Recipients CMHC-SSHRC Scholarship Recipient: Mireille Fournier, Université Laval Legal discourses of tenant unions in Montréal and Ottawa: Creation of an alternative civil law and common law regarding housing CMHC-SSHRC Scholarship Recipient: Melissa Perri, University of Toronto Structural Violence and Housing Precarity of Women and Gender Diverse Populations CMHC-SSHRC Scholarship Recipient: Sara Lindsay, Trent University Homelessness and Companion Animals in Ontario, Canada CMHC-SSHRC Scholarship Recipient: Oliver Chan, University of Toronto Laying the Foundations for a Constitutional Right to Adequate Housing in Canada CMHC-SSHRC Scholarship Recipient: Allison Evans, University of California, Berkeley Shadow settlements: Tent encampments across the urban-rural divide CMHC-SSHRC Scholarship Recipient: Stephen Pham, University of Toronto Multi-Property Ownerships and the Consequences for Housing and Rental Affordability and Residential Displacement in Ontario, 2015 to 2020 CMHC-SSHRC Scholarship Recipient: Sonja Zoeller, University of Victoria Crisis and Homelessness Governance Network Resilience in Canadian Cities CMHC-SSHRC Scholarship Recipient: Jessie Eiswerth, The University of British Columbia Exploring duration of homelessness and lack of service usage CMHC-SSHRC Scholarship Recipient: Matisse Gagnon, HEC Montréal Reinventing housing: the common living spaces as a resistance strategy to overcome the housing crisis CMHC-SSHRC Scholarship Recipient: Emily Lim, Toronto Metropolitan University Social mixing or state-led gentrification?
The Alexandra Park revitalization and its effects on the community CMHC-SSHRC Scholarship Recipient: Grant Shasta, Acadia University The Role of Community-University Partnership in Supporting a Community-Led Approach to Ending Rural Homelessness 2023 Scholarship Recipients CMHC-SSHRC Scholarship Recipient: Emanual Guay, Concordia Strategies and challenges for the development of community housing in Montreal's central neighbourhoods: analysis of the Parc-Extension CMHC-SSHRC Scholarship Recipient: Samantha Thompson, University of Co-operatives in Crises: Renters' experiences of care in housing co-ops CMHC-SSHRC Scholarship Recipient: Rachel Weldrick, Toronto Going it alone: Geo-narratives of older renters who live alone in the urban periphery of Hamilton and Toronto, ON CMHC-CIHR Scholarship Recipient: Gum-Ryeong Park, University of Linking housing crisis to deaths of despair: A focus on Canada's metropolitan 2022 Scholarship Recipients CMHC-SSHRC Scholarship Recipient: Andrew Crosby, University of Rental Housing Insecurity in a Public Health Emergency: Evictions, Resistance, and Criminalization of Tenant Organizing during the COVID-19 Pandemic in CMHC-NSERC Scholarship Recipient: Fuad Baba, Université de Development of resilient cooling measures for mitigating urban heat island and indoor overheating risks in Canada 2021 Scholarship Recipients CMHC-SSHRC Scholarship Recipient: Jeffrey Walsh, McGill To Die Equal: A Mixed Methods Study on the Impact of Housing Insecurity on Access to End-of-Life Care and a Good Death CMHC-SSHRC Scholarship Recipient: Beibei Zhang, York University The Financialization of Student Housing in the Greater Toronto Area CMHC-CIHR Scholarship Recipient: Daniel Gan, Simon Fraser University Healthy Ideas+: A Modified Effectiveness Implementation Trial to Improve Cognition in Community Housing CMHC-CIHR Scholarship Recipient: Daniel Manson, BC Centre on Substance Urban Housing Instability and Substance Use Care Trajectories among Young CMHC-CIHR Scholarship Recipient: Jesse Jenkinson, Unity Health Toronto Exploring a Specialized Navigator Role as an Innovative Hospital-Based Approach to Improve the Health and Social Outcomes of People Experiencing Homelessness in Toronto, Canada CMHC-CIHR Scholarship Recipient: Selim Khan, University of Calgary Application of Artificial Intelligence in Evaluation of Radon Health Risk in Urban vs Rural houses of Canada and Sweden CMHC-NSERC Scholarship Recipient: Donna Vikalis, University of British Novel methods of characterizing retrofit influences on aspects of indoor environmental quality and occupant comfort 2020 Scholarship Recipients CMHC-NSERC Scholarship Recipient: Malak El Hattab, University of Towards a More Sustainable Architecture, Engineering and Construction Industry: A System-wide Approach for Forecasting Growth Impacts, Simulating Alternative Ways, and Advising Future Directions CMHC-SSHRC Scholarship Recipient: Susane Havelka, McGill University Linking Self-building and Well-being: Uncovering Capabilities and Promise in CMHC-SSHRC Scholarship Recipient: Liza Jackson, Wilfred Laurier From Prison to Homeless Shelter: Unpacking the Logic of Carceraility CMHC-CIHR Scholarship Recipient: James Lachaud, Li Ka Shing Knowledge Peer Support: Evaluating a Pilot Program Among Homeless Shelter Users CMHC-SSHRC Scholarship Recipient: Guillaume Lessard, University of Waterloo/McMaster University What About Accessory Dwelling Units?
: ADU's Role in Regards to Changes in Housing Needs and Their Potential Contribution to a Sustainable (Sub)urban CMHC-CIHR Scholarship Recipient: Anne-Marie Nader, CIUSSS du Nord-de-l'Île-de Montréal - Hôpital Sacré Cœur Assessing the Impact of Residential Care on the Quality of Life of Autistic CMHC-CIHR Scholarship Recipient: Christine Sheppard, Sunnybrooke Using an Implementation Science Approach to Design and Evaluate an Integrated Service Model for Seniors Social Housing CMHC-SSHRC Scholarship Recipient: Trevor Wideman, Simon Fraser Land Use Control, Residential Property, and Local Governance in Vancouver and Toronto: Planning and Policy for Housing Affordability 2019 Scholarship Recipients CMHC-SSHRC Scholarship Recipient: Daniela Aiello, Queen’s The Contemporary Governance and Colonial Genealogy of Evictions in Vancouver CMHC-CIHR Scholarship Recipient: Geoff Bardwell, University of British Examining housing-based overdose response interventions in Vancouver CMHC-NSERC Scholarship Recipient: Jamie Fine, University of Development of a Crowdsourced HVAC Control System for the Retrofit of Post-War Multi-Unit Residential Buildings CMHC-SSHRC Scholarship Recipient: Michael Lait, University of Northern Place-based housing policy for the ageing resource frontier: A study of seniors housing needs, housing options, and age-friendly assets in resource-based communities in Northwest British Columbia, Canada CMHC-SSHRC Scholarship Recipient: Katherine Perrott, York University Densifying the dream: “Missing middle” housing, sustainable suburban growth, CMHC-NSERC Scholarship Recipient: Mohamed Said, University of Waterloo Autonomous Mobile Manipulators for Community Housing Supply, Sustainability CMHC-SSHRC Scholarship Recipient: Julien Simard, McGill University Older tenants from racialized communities facing direct displacement in Montreal: Experiences and strategies The 2025 application window is now open Deadline: September 11, 2025 (8:00 p.
m. Eastern Time) Deadline through a Canadian institution with a quota: Contact your institution Deadline directly to SSHRC: October 17, 2025 (8:00 p. m.
Eastern Time) Deadline: December 1, 2025 (8:00 p. m. Eastern Time) Application process and reporting requirements: If you’re looking for specific requirements and application deadlines, please refer to the SSHRC joint initiative funding opportunity page .
In addition to SSHRC reporting requirements, CMHC may reach out to award recipients to obtain information for promotional purposes.
Information requests may include: research results to date and expected outcomes publications and knowledge translation activities information about the research that could be used in a CMHC newsletter photo of award recipient with research partners (if applicable) For questions on applications, merit review process or guidelines contact: SSHRC-CMHC Joint Funding Initiative funding opportunity page General inquiries about the strategy or technical support for CMHC nhs-snl_researchawards@cmhc.
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