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"We believe that gathering and analyzing this data longitudinally is key to establishing a foundation to assess outstanding gaps and barriers, attempt to meaningfully address them, and quantitatively evaluate the impact of policies and interventions aimed at improving access and support."  

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Survey Results

CanPhysCounts Survey: Demographics Paper

Our first manuscript is published in Facets, a Canadian interdisciplinary open access science journal.

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The paper is publicly available to download and read for free at this link:

 

https://doi.org/10.1139/facets-2025-0126

Citation: Hennessey E.*, Smolina A.*, Hennessey S., Tassone A., Jay A., Ghose S., Hewitt K. (2025). Canadian Physics Counts: An exploration of the diverse identities of physics students and professionals in Canada. Facets, 10: 1-16.

* = joint first authors, please use (Hennessey & Smolina et al., 2025) for in-text citations

CanPhysCounts Survey: Experiences Paper
 

The findings from the inaugural CanPhysCount survey will be published in two manuscripts, the first focused on demographics (see above), the second on experiences in physics (in progress).

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Files Available for Download

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Demographics manuscript pre-print

Pre-print of survey demographics and analysis, published on arxiv March 7 2024.​

CAP Congress 2021 Plenary Talk

Presentation Slides

(English Only)

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Slides feature new data on more detailed demographics & caregiving.

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Preliminary Report

CPC Preliminary Report - 

English Version

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Preliminary data on survey participant demographics,
published March 2021.

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CPC Données Préliminaires - 

Version Française

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Rapport de données préliminaires sur la démographie des participants de l'enquête, publié Mars 2021.

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Additional Documents

Participant Quotes

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This document shows a selection of positive quotes from survey participants, as a sample reflecting the overwhelmingly positive response from the community.

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