How to contribute
Writing a blog can shine a spotlight on issues and experiences of knowledge mobilization and on your project. By sharing a blog, you can expand the reach of your work through the KM Hub鈥檚 newsletter and social media channels, connecting with a broader audience.
Word count
600-800 words (can be flexible)
Visual assets
One horizontal photo for the blog banner
Optional: photos that support the content
Sample with photos: /food/Blog/sfu-wins-nacufs-awards-2024.html
Sample without photo: /communication/news-and-community/studentnews/undergraduate-student-liam-mckay-argyriou-wins-loran-scholarship.html
Authors can also submit visual assets that can support different sections of the blog Sample: /ceri/blog/2024/the-eng-aging-project.html
Photos/images need to have captions
Images/photos with individuals need to have provided prior permission for publication
Infographics, charts, or videos can also be embedded in the blog and can help explain complex concepts, break up text, and keep readers engaged
Content
We welcome a variety of topics. You can write about your research, your experiences in knowledge mobilization, or something that has inspired you in the field. Additionally, you might share insights or lessons learned related to how knowledge is shared and applied within communities and beyond. This blog aims to highlight diverse perspectives, innovative approaches to knowledge mobilization, and various outputs such as research findings, reports, and events. Authors are encouraged to use this platform to advance their objectives and support the broader community.
Blogs can be written by a single author or co-authored with community members, researchers, students, faculty, or others who can contribute to the topic. Examples of different styles and approaches to blogs:
Interview/multi-author blog: /ceri/blog/2024/community-engaged-research-youth.html
Single-author perspective: /ceri/blog/2024/community-engaged-research-youth.html
Multi-author blog: /ceri/blog/2024/A-survivor-led-and-ally-supported-research-project.html
Suggestions on Style/Format
Avoid excessive academic jargon and formal language
References are possible but hyperlinks are encouraged
We suggest breaking the blog into short paragraphs containing specific points
Consider providing subheadings, they are not necessary but can help break the blog into specific sections
Questions?
Please contact lupin_battersby@sfu.ca if you have any questions