How to contribute
Write a blog post to shine a spotlight on your knowledge mobilization work, and share lessons learned with fellow knowledge mobilizers. This blog aims to highlight a diverse range of knowledge mobilization topics, experiences, and projects.
Content
This blog aims to highlight diverse perspectives, innovative approaches to knowledge mobilization, and various activities and outputs. We welcome a variety of topics related to knowledge mobilization. You could write about:
- Your research and knowledge mobilization work
- Something happening in the knowledge mobilization field
- An inspiring knowledge mobilization activity
- An article or other knowledge mobilization product that you are interested in
- Any other knowledge mobilization-related topic!
Word count
- 600-800 words (can be flexible)
Style
- Strong opening sentence conveying overall message of the piece
- Conversational and casual
- Subheadings to organize ideas
- Short paragraphs
- Hyperlinks to other artifacts, information, articles, etc.
- A closing message, thought, or idea
Blogs can be written by a single author or co-authored with community members, researchers, students, faculty, etc. Examples of different styles and approaches to blogs:
Visual assets
- One horizontal photo for the blog banner
- Optional, but encouraged: photos or images to insert throughout post with captions (that the author is permitted to use
Need more guidance? Check out Writing a Blog from the University of Wisconsin, Madison!
Questions?
Please contact kmhub@sfu.ca if you have any questions