Seven winners of the “Société Inclusive 9e édition – hiver 2024” competition. This competition offers teams a funding opportunity of up to $35,000 for cross-sectoral, collaborative research projects aimed at producing concrete changes in the lives of people with disabilities. Among the outstanding projects supported by this program, here are the Winter 2024 winners: Autisme […]
[Event in French] – video available in the FR version on the website Presentation of 4 partnership research projects carried out in Quebec On March 19, 2024, Société inclusve in collaboration with the Réseau pour transformer les soins en autisme (RTSA), organized a webinar presenting research projects carried out in Quebec, often in partnership with […]
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Practical info Date: May 31st 2024 Duration: 10 to 12 am Event : In french Registration: link Context Imagine a Quebec where museums are welcoming places for people of all abilities. Join us on December 7, 2022 for a discussion on the future of accessibility in our museums. This invitation is open to researchers, museum […]
[In French] The summary of the networking between partners, researchers and users is now available here (in PDF). Whether you prefer reading or video, we’ve prepared both formats so you can access the information in the way that suits you best. Bonus in the PDF summary: you’ll find many inspiring initiatives in inclusive sports and […]
Sorry, this entry is only available in Français. Ces courtes capsules vidéos vous invitent à plonger dans dix projets de recherche participative. Elles sont maintenant accessibles en ligne ICI! Des thèmes variés : parentalité, emploi, autonomie, développement émotionnel, mobilité urbaine, et bien plus encore. Des expériences variés : déficience visuelle, surdité, autisme, polyhandicap, traumatisme crânien, déficience […]
The general objective of this initiative is to facilitate and bring together the driving forces in research, innovation, knowledge transfer and knowledge appropriation working in the various partner organizations (research, government, public, clinical, community-based and private enterprise) that are active in habilitation-rehabilitation and support social inclusion.
Inclusive Society is a research initiative that aims at maximising the impacts of innovation in Quebec. We believe that organizations representing people living with disabilities, public or private organizations and universities can put their expertise together to find solutions to the numerous obstacles encountered by people with disabilities.
Partners of the Inclusive Society initiative agree to contribute to the identification of priority barriers as well as supporting, by different means, the solutions put forward to eliminate or reduce them.
The partners are contributing to the projects supported by Inclusive Society by sharing their expertise as well as human, financial or material resources.
