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We publish community knowledge, because accessible knowledge is a voice.

We help students learn knowledge mobilization (KMb) in a mentored cohort, and help researchers and organizations publish directly, turning local data and knowledge into peer-reviewed publications that are findable, citable, and credited.
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Micro-Exp InternshipJoin a mentored cohort, learn KMb, and publish your work.Explore the internship
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CKP Publishing ServicePublish a Community Knowledge Publication directly.Explore the service
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For motivated students

Apply to the ScienceReach Micro-Exp Internship

Join a cohort of high-achieving students who are passionate about community engagement. You'll receive close mentorship, learn knowledge mobilization, connect with a real community organization, and publish a peer-reviewed Community Knowledge Publication. About 15 hours over 2 to 4 weeks.

What you do, and what you get

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    Learn the method.

    Workshop and mentorship in knowledge mobilization and implementation science.

    Transferable skills for any program or job.

  2. 2

    Connect with a community.

    Reach out to a community organization and work with its data and knowledge.

    Real engagement experience and a professional network.

  3. 3

    Publish your work.

    Peer-review and revise your draft with editorial support.

    Complete the internship with a published, open-access CKP on your CV.

Mentored throughout. About 15 hours over 2 to 4 weeks. Recommendation letter for top performers.

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Best value
$165CAD+ tax

Where your university partners (they cover ~$375)

Self-registered
$540CAD+ tax

For students registering independently

For Canadian students

Publications produced during the Micro-Exp must go through the editorial revision process. They must meet our standards before being published on ScienceReach.

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Undergraduates and graduatesPublication + recommendation letterCourse-integratable where partnered
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Accessibility ProgramFunded seats
If cost is a barrier to joining the Micro-Exp program, add your name to the priority list. We're partnering with Canadian universities and social-impact organizations to fund student registration. These funded seats are limited, offered first-come, first-served.
First-come, first-served

Participant Experiences

I came in knowing how to write for academic audiences; I left knowing how to write for people.

Bernice Y.Bernice Y.Doctoral candidate, Rehabilitation and Health Leadership, Queen's University
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For researchers, practitioners, and community organizations

Publish a Community Knowledge Publication (CKP)

Put a community's data and voices on the public record. Publish a peer-reviewed Community Knowledge Publication (CKP) through a standalone editorial service. No cohort required. You write it; we review, validate, and publish it open-access on ScienceReach.

What you do, and what you get

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    Scope and draft.

    Start with a free scope call, then write with editorial support and templates.

    Expert guidance and a clear scope before you write.

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    Review and revise.

    Your draft goes through double-blind external peer review and one revision cycle.

    A validated publication that meets real acceptance standards.

  3. 3

    Publish and own.

    Your CKP goes live open-access on ScienceReach.

    A peer-reviewed CKP, citable with a stable link, and you keep the rights.

One-to-one with our editorial team. About 4 to 6 weeks. No commitment until a free scope call.

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Flat rate
$700CADper CKP

Covers editorial review, peer-review coordination, and publishing infrastructure. Invoiced only after the scope call.

For Canadian researchers

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Peer-reviewedOpen-access (CC-BY)You keep the rightsIndividuals or organizations
Start a CKPSee a published example

Looking for training, mentorship, and a cohort? Students should start with the Micro-Exp Internship above.

From our founding cohort

The May 2026 cohort set the template for everything that comes after.

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McGill — Department of Integrated Studies in EducationMcGill Student Services — Career Planning Service

Why researchers and students use ScienceReach

Practical tools for community-informed research and collaboration.

Research grounded in community priorities

Better reflect lived experience and community-defined needs.

Stronger proposals and project direction

Find relevant directions, connect with partners, and plan next steps.

Knowledge mobilization, in practice

Learn knowledge mobilization and implementation science frameworks beyond theory, and apply them directly in your work.

Visible credit for community contributions

Recognize contributions through publishable knowledge products and services.

Your work, on the public record

Demonstrate your deep understanding of community issues to researchers, policymakers, and the community itself.

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