We teach the next generation of researchers to develop scientific, social, and technological innovations.
We find solutions through interdisciplinary research and industry or public and community partnerships.
We play an active role in Québec's economic, social, and cultural development.
INRS is committed to providing an equitable, diverse, and inclusive study, research, and working environment for all members of its community so that each person feels respected and valued.
Recognize that the contributions of women, Indigenous persons, visible and ethnic minorities, and persons with disabilities are essential.
Be aware that these groups are more likely to be discriminated against in the recruitment, selection, and appointment process for Canada Research Chairs and other research activities.
Embrace diversity in all its forms—race, colour, place of origin, religion, immigration or Indigenous status, ethnicity, ability, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, and age.
Maintain equity between women and men, complying with legal obligations in that regard.
Promote equity for everyone (including women, Indigenous persons, visible minorities, and persons with disabilities), not only in recruitment, but also in appointments to Canada Research Chairs and in other activities.
Toolkit for EDI in research →
Have questions about equity, diversity, and inclusion? Write to us in confidence.