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Meet Our New Editors – July 2026
We are delighted to introduce three new editors who have recently joined the Campbell Collaboration. We look forward to the knowledge, experience and perspectives they will bring to our editorial community. The Campbell Collaboration is an international social science research network. Campbell groups coordinate the production and promote the use of high-quality, policy-relevant evidence syntheses…
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Call for Expressions of Interest: Co-chair, Education Coordinating Group
The Education Coordinating Group (ECG) of the Campbell Collaboration is an international network that includes scholars, policymakers, practitioners and funders interested in evidence-based practice and evidence synthesis. In particular, the ECG focuses on education interventions, policies and practices that affect learning, teaching, participation, wellbeing and equity across the lifespan, from early childhood through to adult…
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Campbell’s approach to supporting ESIC sectoral hubs
The Campbell Collaboration is committed to working with the Evidence Synthesis Infrastructure Collaborative (ESIC) sectoral hubs to advance the evidence base for policy-scale societal challenges. As such, we offer our support as a collaborator to all teams submitting applications for the Wellcome Trust opportunity to establish five sectoral hubs due May 7, 2026. We offer…
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Welcoming New Board Members to the Campbell Collaboration
We are delighted to welcome four new members to the Board of Directors of the Campbell Collaboration. Each brings deep expertise in evidence-informed decision-making and experience working across regions, sectors, and disciplines. We look forward to their collective expertise and global perspectives helping to guide the Campbell Collaboration’s work and priorities in the years ahead.…
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Call for Expressions of Interest: Co-chair, Disability Coordinating Group
The Disability Coordinating Group (DCG) is a multidisciplinary network of scholars, policymakers, practitioners, funders, students and others who are interested in evidence-based practice and systematic reviews. As part of the Campbell Collaboration, the DCG supports a series of high-quality and timely systematic reviews of interventions aimed at improving the quality of life and outcomes of…
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Campbell Technical Advisory Group – Seeking New Members
About the opportunity Would you like to help advance evidence synthesis in the social sectors? The Campbell Technical Advisory Group (TAG) is seeking new members! The TAG comprises expertise in various aspects of evidence synthesis to advise the Editor-in-Chief. TAG members will serve one term of three years, renewable once. Who we are looking for…
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2025 Campbell Awards Announced
The winners of the five annual Campbell Awards were celebrated this week at the Campbell Members Meeting on 15 December 2025. David Myers, President of the Campbell Board, presented the Robert Boruch Award, the Frederick Mosteller Award, the Leonard E. Gibbs Award, the John Westbrook Award, and the Farah Jamal Award. The Robert Boruch Award for…
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Call for Campbell methods papers: How can we shift from rapid reviews to living evidence synthesis?
Globally, decision-makers are increasingly seeking timely evidence to inform their decisions. Often, the evidence is needed in less than a week to meet a “window of opportunity”. There is global enthusiasm and commitment that a step-change is needed to make evidence synthesis faster, cheaper and more useful, endorsed as part of the Cape Town Charter of…
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Campbell coordinating groups are seeking Co-chairs
27-06-2025 Campbell co-chairs are responsible for strategic and intellectual leadership of their group, as well as advocacy and fundraising. They should bring expertise in developing user engagement and capacity building as well as a plan and/or interest in building sustainability of the group in future. International Development Coordinating Group Co-chair position The new Co-chair of…
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Digital Evidence Synthesis Hackathon in Potsdam
Dear colleagues, 🌍 Join Us for the First DEST Hackathon on Living Evidence Synthesis! 🌐 📍 Location: Telegrafenberg campus, PIK – Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research, Potsdam📅 Date: July 10–11, 2025 We’re excited to invite you to the first DEST Hackathon, co-organized by the International Collaboration for the Automation of Systematic Reviews (ICASR) and…