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Increasingly, democratic states and institutions are facing a combination of external and internal challenges.

Changes in the manner in which information is communicated have fundamentally altered journalism and the media industry. Trust in public institutions is eroding and participation in traditional forms of democratic engagement is declining. There are systemic issues within the judicial system that result in inequity and injustice. Growing income and social inequality and a rise in populism compound these difficulties.

These challenges and their intersections are taken on by our faculty as we continue to build capacity in the study of democratic institutions with a focus on inclusivity, governance, and engagement.

• Canada-China for Business & Development (CCIBD) , external link, opens in new window
• Centre for Policy Innovation and Public Engagement , opens in new window
• Centre for Studies in Food Security , opens in new window
• Diversity Institute (DI) , opens in new window
• Inclusive Media and Design Centre (IMDC) , external link, opens in new window
• Institute for the Study of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR Institute) , opens in new window
• Middle East and North Africa (MENA) Studies Centre , opens in new window
• HOPE Centre for Sexual and Gender Minority People