Publishing in Databases & Public Source Data — RelSciCom Workshop Series 2026

What is the point of your PhD? What is the point of being an expert? How can you demon­strate your knowl­edge to poten­tial employ­ers both inside and out­side acad­e­mia? This series of work­shops will help you to artic­u­late the impor­tance of well-researched social sci­en­tif­ic infor­ma­tion and direct­ly con­tribute to knowl­edge cre­ation, includ­ing through social media and data­bas­es.

This is the third work­shop in the series and will dis­cuss how to get direct­ly involved in knowl­edge cre­ation in the aca­d­e­m­ic study of reli­gions with atten­tion to strate­gic uses of time. Top­ics cov­ered will include pos­si­bil­i­ties for direct remu­ner­a­tion and ways of lever­ag­ing the ideas and net­works engaged in these activ­i­ties for fram­ing future grant appli­ca­tions and estab­lish­ing ongo­ing part­ner­ships for pub­lic engage­ment and impact.