2019 Prix de l’ACSP pour une présentation visuelle
Seven’s a Crowd, Eight’s a Party; the Transition from Caucus Colleague to Independent Member
Photo : Don Desserud (Responsable de section – Présentations visuelles), Nish Chankar (Programme de stage à l’Assemblée législative de l’Ontario – récipiente) et Mario Levesque (Mount Allison University – membre du jury) | 5 juin 2019 | Dîner du président | Sheraton Wall Centre, Vancouver
Excerpt from jury report: This project examined the difficulties faced by elected members when their party loses official party status. Losing official party status has a significant impact on the ability of elected members to do their job. The judges were very impressed by Ms. Chankar’s lively presentation and the clarity by which she explained the issue and the problems. Her poster provided useful information in a visually attractive and informative way. Ms. Chankar was able to take a personal observation, coming from her experience as a Ontario Legislature Intern, and turn it into an excellent research project, which should make an important contribution to public policy.
Finaliste :
Rose St. Pierre
La peur des ascenseurs ou comment aborde-t-on la question du harcèlement sexuel au Parlement canadien
Poster – Rose St-Pierre (pdf)