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We are delighted to announce the unveiling of the 8 winning participatory research projects from our program. These innovative and exciting projects were selected for their potential to positively transform our communities.

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.

This event, entitled “Participatory research BY / FOR / WITH marginalized groups”, aims to share recently developed approaches to conducting participatory research with marginalized groups in Quebec.

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.

Présentation Inclusive Society Funding Opportunity 22-23   Good news, we have just obtained the support of the Azrieli Foundation for the call for projects “Partnership Research Program” of the Inclusive Society, so not six but eight projects can be supported. Thank you to our supporters the Azrieli Foundation and the Mirella and Lino Saputo Foundation. […]

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 […]

Are you part of the industrial, academic or health network? This presentation may be of interest to you because from concept to commercialization, MEDTEQ+ supports innovators who develop the health-improving technologies of tomorrow.

If you are someone interested in participatory research with and for people with disabilities, you might like this video series. Created from 18 questions posed by our community, these short videos provide answers, shared experiences, concrete examples, and tools!

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

The 89th Acfas Congress, organized in collaboration with Laval University under the theme Sciences, innovations, and societies. A full week of events, conferences, and discussions on research and knowledge.

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