Who We Partner With
The Angus Reid Institute forges partnerships with some of Canada’s leading organizations as a means to foster greater understanding of the issues that matter most to Canadians. We work in tandem with these organizations to fund, produce and disseminate our research across the country.
Our partnerships are integral to producing the highest quality research. If you’re interested in becoming a partner with the Angus Reid Institute please contact us at partnerships@angusreid.org
How Partnership Works
The Angus Reid Institute runs an active partnerships program. We work with other Canadian not-for profit organizations, academic institutions, and where appropriate, private sector organizations whose goals are compatible with those of the Angus Reid Institute when:
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The nature of the research inquiry is consistent with our mandate
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There is an absolute commitment to nonpartisanship
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Data is complete and collected with the highest standards of methodological integrity
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Partners are committed to making all findings publicly available and accessible.
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Partners fund or partially fund research projects
Previous Partner Studies
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Prescription drug access and affordability an issue for nearly a quarter of all Canadian households
Significant public support for “pharmacare” over status quo, but concerns about costs remain. July 15, 2015 – A significant –
Kids in Canada: falling behind? Study indicates concern youth aren’t getting the support they need
Joint study with Children First Canada surveyed adults and children on the state of childhood in Canada November 16, 2016
What makes us Canadian? A study of values, beliefs, priorities and identity
A national polling partnership between the Angus Reid Institute and Canadian Broadcasting Corporation October 3, 2016 – Canadians are less
Canadians feel confident that marine shipping is safe, but they have reservations about transporting oil
Majorities oppose expanded oil shipping in the Bay of Fundy and around B.C.’s south coast April 5, 2016 – Canadians
Religion and faith in Canada today: strong belief, ambivalence and rejection define our views
Largest group puts itself in the “mushy middle” on religion, ranks of those embracing faith are shrinking. March 26, 2015
A spectrum of spirituality: Canadians keep the faith to varying degrees, but few reject it entirely
Generally speaking, highly religious people are happier and more engaged with their communities April 13, 2017 – As Christians around
Most Canadians view Muslim community as a partner, not a problem in the fight against radicalization
However, 73% also say Muslim community leaders aren’t speaking out enough against homegrown terrorism November 24, 2014 – The majority of Canadians see
Disability and Accessibility: Canadians see significant room for improvement in communities where they live
Canadians view accessibility for people with disabilities as a human right; but see big gaps in delivering it December 3,
Canadians and their Communities: A National Survey on Citizen Engagement and Attitudes
Feelings of attachment and belonging to communities depend greatly on Canadians’ individual mindsets October 6, 2015 – Canadians tie more
Propose a Partnership
Our research program serves to enhance and encourage better understanding of issues and trends affecting economic, social, governance, philanthropy, public administration, domestic and foreign policy in Canada and the world.
In addition to the Angus Reid Institute’s current polling program, we are also receptive to ideas and issues raised by outside organizations and institutions.
To find out more about the Angus Reid Institute partnership program please contact Shachi Kurl at shachi.kurl@angusreid.org
