Inclusive Society – Social innovation to create more inclusive physical and social environments

Affiche annonçant le colloque sur la recherche participative PAR/POUR/AVEC les groupes marginalisés. Le 28 mars 2023 à Québec

Symposium “BY/FOR/WITH marginalized groups”

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. Société Inclusive is partnering with the Centre de recherche et d’expertise en gérontologie sociale (CREGÉS), the Institut universitaire en déficience intellectuelle et en trouble du spectre de […] ➞

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Being a parent with a disability in Quebec – What services?

Context: Parenthood in itself is as beautiful as it is challenging, and parenthood with a disability brings many additional challenges. Lack of recognition and support, discrimination and prejudice, and lack of appropriate services are the most commonly cited. In Quebec, four studies written in French in the last ten years illustrate the isolation of resources […] ➞

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Calls for proposals 2023

Présentation Inclusive Society Funding Opportunity 22-23 Next November 9th, from 12 to 1 pm, attend a short presentation time of the Inclusive Society Partnership Research Progra, a funding opportunity. It will support collaborative research projects for up to $35,000. Registration required. To learn more about the project, visit the webpage. Update october 2022 ➞

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Inclusive Culture : Artistic practices

Networking event in french: Autism, neurodiversity, intellectual disabilities, performing arts (Music, Theatre) The event of October 26, 2022 aims to provide a space for meeting and discussion around a specific topic: amateur artistic practices, tools for emancipation. Société Inclusive seeks to accompany the movement in the cultural sector to think collaboratively about inclusion BY and […] ➞

Annual Forum Inclusive Society 2022

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 […] ➞

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Video : FAQ on participatory research for and with people with disabilities

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, such as “What is participatory research? And what can it do for me?”, “How do I decide on the roles and responsibilities of each member of the […] ➞

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Networking event: Technology for Inclusion

Participate in a networking activity and discover 6 presentations of technological solutions in the fields of health, mobility, culture, and housing A discussion session is planned after the presentations. An activity organized by Société Inclusive and the strategic group INTER. Details of the program and schedule 10:00 a.m. Welcome Philippe Archambault, François Routhier and François […] ➞

english follow - Pictogramme illustrant la première étape du programme à l’aide de trois personnages un homme et deux femmes avec le signe plus entre chacun pour signifier l’association de 3 personnes : une du monde de la recherche, une du milieu étudiant et une du milieu communautaire. Pictogram illustrating the first stage of the program: with three characters, one man and two women, with a plus sign between each one to signify the association of three people: one from the research world, one from the student milieu and one from the community milieu.

MITACS Accelerate program

April 19, 2022, 1:00-2:00 p.m. (online) In this event, a team of Mitacs representatives will introduce you to the support available to you through the Accelerate program. After the 20-minute presentation, 40 minutes will be dedicated to discussion. Partner: Find a solution to your research challenges with academic expertise, additional funding and personalized support from […] ➞

Toward a More Inclusive Quebec Society

Toward a More Inclusive Quebec Society is an intersectoral research initiative in habilitation-rehabilitation and support for social integration. The goal is to create more inclusive physical and social environments for people with disabilities.

Objectives

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.

Become a partner

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.