The Black Research Network (BRN) Research Symposium 2026 focused on what it means to transform research into impact.

To support students with non-traditional pathways to academia, Anuli Ndubuisi developed the Minority Scholars’ Professional Identity Development Conceptual Model.  

The Black Research Network is pleased to announce the recipients of the BRN IGNITE Grant 5.0. 

A cancer diagnosis is a devastating blow resulting in both physical and emotional turmoil, leaving patients and their families to...

Cardiovascular disease remains the second leading cause of death in Canada, after cancer.  One marker drawing increased attention is lipoprotein(a), a cholesterol-related...

The Black Research Network (BRN) will host its second annual research symposium on March 27 at Victoria University in the University of Toronto.  ...

R. Cassandra Lord has been named director of the Black Research Network (BRN). 

More than 600,000 young people in Canada drop out of sports during adolescence, with girls and youth from equity-owed groups most...

A developing project by Myrtede Alfred aims to build a modelling approach to identify equity issues and reduce adverse outcomes for racialized patients in Canadian hospitals.

A collaborative research initiative led by Seika Boye is uniting scholars, artists and communities to preserve Black performance histories in Canada.