Activities

Speakers: Marie-Hélène Poulin, Ph.D. Associate professor in psychoeducation and regular researcher at the Institut universitaire en DI-TSA Département des sciences du développement humain et social Université du Québec en Abitibi-Témiscamingue, in collaboration with Marie Grandisson, Marjorie Désormeaux-Moreau, Gabriel Normandeau and Lucila Guerrero.

Participatory action research by, for and with women in post-shelter transition: Processes, impacts, and issues Professor Laurence Roy and Aline Nadro, a member of the Lotus Project Advisory Committee, will co-present the process and results of the Lotus Project, an 18-month participatory action research project conducted with a group of women experiencing homelessness and representatives […]

The networking meeting presented opportunities for collaboration and funding to bring together different sectors such as community organizations supporting families, specialized health and social services and parents with disabilities.

Société Inclusive seeks to accompany the movement in the cultural sector to think collaboratively about inclusion BY and FOR and the diversity of artistic practices.

The annual Inclusive Society Exchange Forum will be an opportunity for the Inclusive Society community: researchers, students, and partners from different backgrounds, to meet and reflect together. Three series of activities will be proposed! On the program, a presentation of Société Inclusive’s upcoming activities, a conference and inspiring presentations and 3 simultaneous roundtables: Disability and […]

This program funds research projects aimed at identifying and removing barriers to accessibility and preventing new barriers.

In this event, a team of Mitacs representatives will introduced you to the support available to you through the Accelerate program.

Participate in a networking activity and discover 6 presentations of technological solutions in the fields of health, mobility, culture, and housing.

To start the year 2022, the 6 new projects supported by Société Inclusive have been presented during a back to school meeting.

Inclusive Society’s exchange Forum will be an opportunity to learn more about the research projects supported by Inclusive Society, to reflect on how the results can be useful to the community and to consider future developments. The roundtables will address the themes of employment, education and the challenges of organizations in the new reality.

At a time of “Nothing for us without us”, the objective of this meeting is to collectively bring to light the existing needs, in the field of culture, to promote the social participation of people with disabilities.

40 professionals from organizations representing people with disabilities, cultural venues (museums, libraries), public and community organizations, private companies, and academic institutions (McGill, Université Laval, Université de Montréal, etc.) combined their expertise to think outside the box and imagine solutions to promote the social participation of people with disabilities in culture.