Reimagining Care/Work Policies

Outputs

We are producing a wide range of knowledge outputs for academics, researchers, policy experts, community service providers,  and the general public. Here you will find books, journal articles and book chapters, selected presentations and panels, and reports. The RC/W has partially or fully funded these outputs.

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Parental Leave Inequity in Canada: A Potential Contributor to Post-Leave Parental Mental Health

McKay, L., Doucet, A., Mathieu, S. (2025)

The Vanier Institute of the Family Workshop

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Tackling the Metadata Challenge of Funding Attribution for Grey Literature Resources

Danssen, S., Hilbrecht, M., Turner, J., & Doucet, A. (2025)

GreyNet International Conference

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Greater public role in child care will accelerate gains

McCracken, M. & Prentice, S. (2025)

Winnipeg Free Press

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Early childhood education and care as a social determinant of health

Friendly, M. (2025)

Canadian Scholars Press

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RS/T Bulletin no 6

December (2024)

Réinventer les politiques soins/travail

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RC/W Newsletter 6

December (2024)

Reimagining Care/Work Policies

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Que devrait faire le Québec avec 900 millions $ en surplus de congés parentaux?

Mathieu, S (2024)

Options Politiques

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What should Quebec do with $900 million in parental leave surpluses?

Mathieu, S. (2024)

Policy Options

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Canada Country Note

Doucet, A., Lero, D.S., McKay, L., Mathieu, S., Ragued, S., Thompson, K., & Tremblay, D.-G. (2024)

International review of leave policies and research

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From “Institutional Daycare” to “Early Learning and Child Care For All”: The Trudeau Government’s Changing Child Care File

Friendly, M. & Prentice, S. (2024)

Lorimer Books

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