Activities

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.

The Scientific Congress “Catalyst of Innovation for Tomorrow’s Rehabilitation” and CRIR Student Colloquium will bring together the local, national and international scientific and clinical rehabilitation community. It will be a meeting to celebrate rehabilitation research and the 20th anniversary of CRIR!

For more information on the activities of Inclusive Society, we invite you to read this article on our website (in French). The article is also available for download in Word and PDF format. We also invite you to : • learn about our next networking activity – Arts and Culture: for more inclusive offers; • consult […]

Since 2017, Inclusive Society teams have been working on the issue of transportation, which has led to partnership research projects. Several themes have been explored, such as access to regular public transit or driving by people with disabilities. On May 11, Inclusive Society organized an activity on the theme of transportation and social inclusion of people with disabilities.

Although housing is recognized as a human right in Canada, people with disabilities still face many barriers to adequate housing. The creation of affordable and accessible housing therefore poses several challenges. In this workshop, stakeholders from a variety of backgrounds (national organization, research, disability rights organization and real estate developers) will discuss the challenges faced in creating inclusive housing and the solutions that can be implemented.

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L’activité a réuni, virtuellement, près de 70 participants provenant de divers milieux. Les présentations et les discussions en sous-groupes ont permis de mettre de l’avant les défis et enjeux de l’accompagnement dans les activités de loisir, les connaissances manquantes sur cette thématique et des pratiques inspirantes, telles que le mentorat par les pairs et la formation des accompagnateurs.

The Inclusive Society’s 2020 Exchange Forum took place online on October 22, 2020. Thank you to the 90 participants, partners and researchers of Inclusive Society, who made this virtual edition a success!

Sorry, this entry is only available in Français.Dans le cadre de nos activités de soutien aux équipes de recherche en émergence, nous avons tenu le 25 août dernier un atelier intitulé « Appliquer aux subventions Alliance du CRSNG », le Conseil de recherches en sciences naturelles et en génie du Canada. Cet atelier en ligne se voulait une […]

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Cet atelier en ligne se voulait une occasion d’échanges entre des chercheurs et représentants de partenaires qui réalisent des projets de recherche dans le cadre de ce programme ou qui souhaitent y appliquer.

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Société inclusive a tenu le 2 avril dernier dernier une première rencontre de maillage entièrement sur Zoom! Un grand merci aux 31 personnes qui étaient présentes, et qui ont fait de cette activité un succès.

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Cette rencontre à pour objectifs de “favoriser la concertation entre les chercheurs, les intervenants, les spécialistes et les participants en situation de handicap,  faire le point sur la problématique de l’intégration au travail selon différentes perspectives (employeurs, intervenants, usagers et chercheurs) et de dégager des orientations pour les projets de recherche.