This isn’t your academic supervisor’s conference!

Experience. Engage. Empower.

A frank look at how medical misinformation spreads and how we can rebuild trust in evidence-based care.

Join us for a low-pressure, high-impact way to stay sharp, connect with peers, and bridge the gap between theory and practice in SciComm.

Join us for a low-pressure, high-impact way to stay sharp, connect with peers, and bridge the gap between theory and practice in SciComm.

In an age of misinformation and polarization, what does it take to rebuild trust in science, healthcare and beyond? Join us afterwards for a SciCommTO Social at Storm Crow Manor to continue the conversation.

A documentary screening and real talk about rebuilding trust in science–without losing your mind. Featuring social media’s Dr. Noc!

Celebrate the unsung heroes of science communication in this roundtable discussion between 2023 Fleming Medallist Terry Collins and the production team behind Quirks & Quarks, winners of this year’s Logan Award.

A science communication workshop exploring how to build community and trust in science.

Join past Fleming Medallist Jay Ingram for an intimate conversation with 2022’s recipient Dr. Dawn Bazely about the importance of pushing science communication forward in Canada and creating an inclusive space for all.

Learn how journalism became a public health tool during the pandemic in this special evening with 2021 Fleming Medal recipient André Picard.

A free panel discussion highlighting the variety of career paths in science communication.

Join the fight against misinformation in this special evening with 2020 Fleming Medal recipient Professor Timothy Caulfield!

Toronto How do you fit the universe on a t-shirt? What did Shakespeare know about science?Dan Falk, recipient of the 2019 Fleming Medal for Excellence in Science Communication, answers all this and more as he appears in conversation with science journalist Amanda Gefter.

In Mississauga Join Farah Qaiser as she shares details of the twists and turns that led her to pursue a career in science.

Toronto Fleming Medal Ceremony recognizing outstanding contributions to the public understanding of Science by a Canadian.