Culture and Society
Building inclusive and resilient communities
Research in the humanities, social sciences and arts helps to illuminate our understanding of the world around us and guide us toward solutions to some of society's most pressing challenges.
Dalhousie researchers ask bold and challenging questions about society. How does social justice define what we do? How can digital media be harnessed to create community? What can we do to amplify marginalized voices? In asking, our researchers are amplifying diverse voices and concerns, informing public policy and helping to build resilient communities.
Research areas
- African Nova Scotian & Black Culture
- Reconciliation & Indigenous Peoples
- Ethics & Social Justice
- Culture & the Arts
- Rural Communities & Development
- Law, Governance & Security
- Migration & Global Affairs
- Organizations, Workplaces & Employment
Research centers and institutes
- MacEachen Institute for Public Policy and Governance
- The Clairmont Centre for Community Safety Research
- Jean Monnet European Union Centre of Excellence
- Centre for the Study of Security and Development
- Black Studies Research Institute
- Dallaire Institute for Children, Peace and Security
- Law and Technology Institute
- Centre for Research in Sustainable Supply Chain Analytics
- Marine and Environmental Law Institute