GLRC Snapshots are plain-language reports and summaries meant to connect labour, community and academic research in the public interest. It considers “what the research found” and “how it can be used” to identify and communicate real-world impacts from academic research. Snapshots are meant to support researchers engaging with labour and community-based practitioners and other non-technical, non-academic audiences. GLRC Snapshots should be between 2,000-2,500 words (including references).
Prospective authors are encouraged to look at this document to find out about the GLRC’s mandate and core themes.
The views expressed in this series are those of the authors and do not necessarily represent those of the Global Labour Research Centre or of York University.