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SAVE THE DATE: MARCH/APRIL 2026!!!
SEE you in AQ NORTH!
We look forward to holding our next JEDAI Research Fair in March/April 2026.
In 2024, we held our first-ever SFU Department of Psychology JEDAI (Justice, Reconciliation, Equity, Diversity, Accessibility, and Inclusion) Research Fair.
We just held our 2nd one on March 18th, 2025.
The JEDAI Research Fair is a celebration of SFU PSYC students’ research by, for, about, and with individuals and communities who have been historically underrepresented in psychology research. We showcase the diverse forms and foci of research by both undergraduate and graduate SFU PSYC students. Please note, when we say SFU PSYC students, we include students who are in PSYC/COGS/BNS! Majors and Minors or students who are intending in majoring or minoring in these programs are particularly welcome.
Attendance at the Research Fair is OPEN to everyone. Are you an SFU student, please come and attending to support your fellow students! Presentations, however, are limited to SFU PSYC/COGS/BNS students. If that describes you, please consider joining us to present your research! Does the JEDAI Research Fair sound like an exciting opportunity for you? Do you have a relevant project you want to share? Come present your research! Submit your abstract to showcase your work!
Example Instructions for submissions to the SFU PSYC JEDAI Research Fair are provided here.
What was requested for the submission form:
- Title (125 characters including spaces)
- Abstract (1250 characters including spaces) - include detail on background, methods, results, conclusions, and implications for JEDAI priorities
- Two to six keywords that best describe the submitted research
- All authors' names (student & non-student, including faculty research supervisor)
- Who will be presenting the research (note: A student can be a named presenter on only 1 poster; there is no limit on co-authorship as long as you are not the presenter on more than one poster)
- Email addresses of the primary/contact author and research supervisor
- Student status with respect to the SFU Psychology/BNS/COGS (e.g., undergraduate student, graduate student, alumus/a);
- Specify whether the submitted research focused on and/or in service of groups, individuals, and/or communities that are typically underrepresented in psychology research?
- Specify whether the submitted research led by a student researcher who identifies as part of a group or community that is typically underrepresented in psychology research?
- Whether the presenting author(s) may have any accessibility needs for the day of the JEDAI of the Research Fair.
The due date for submissions for the 2025 Research Fair was the March 18th event is Feb 24, 2025, 11:59AM. Submissions were made at this link: https://sfufas.ca1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_1Xp7v39QY65USwe
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See the 2025 JEDAI Research Fair Programs below for a list of all presenters and their research:
See Photos from the 2025 JEDAI Research Fair below

































