Démonstrateur de lévitation magnétique dans le cadre d’une exposition du Musée de la civilisation

Le Musée de la civilisation, à Québec, travaille au développement d’une exposition intitulée « La Machine : Mission vers le futur ». Un des thèmes de l’exposition touche aux transports, passés, présents et futurs. Le musée désire présenter des exemples réels de lévitation, appliqués aux transports, par exemple un modèle réduit de véhicule en lévitation […]

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Arts Junktion Crafting Kits

The project focuses on expanding ArtsJunktion’s community impact by building partnerships with other organizations across Winnipeg, including school, community centres, and social service groups. The creation of craft kits using donated materials to assemble and deliver to partner organizations. The assembly and delivery will be carried out by volunteers. The goal is to strengthen ArtsJunktion’s […]

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La communication stratégique au service de la diversification des publics du MNS2

Ce projet de stage vise à soutenir les activités de communication du Musée de la nature et des sciences de Sherbrooke (MNS2), notamment dans le contexte du lancement de sa nouvelle exposition permanente Sève. Les musées de sciences jouent un rôle essentiel dans la diffusion des connaissances scientifiques et dans la démocratisation de la culture. […]

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L’expérience transformationnelle comme levier de fidélisation, d’implication et d’attractivité internationale pour MUTEK

Ce projet d’intervention en recherche appliquée s’articule autour de l’optimisation stratégique du modèle d’affaires de MUTEK par le prisme des expériences transformationnelles. L’étude vise à décrypter les mécanismes psychologiques et décisionnels des participants (tels que l’immersion sensorielle, l’innovation artistique et la qualité des interactions sociales) afin de comprendre comment ces leviers façonnent des attitudes positives […]

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Summer student internships at the Royal Saskatchewan Museum: developing practical skills and deepening partnerships with the University of Regina as part of a massive collections reorganization

The Friends of the Royal Saskatchewan Museum would like to offer a series of summer student internships that bring university students and recent graduates into a museum setting, to gain hands-on experience alongside research scientists and curatorial staff at the Royal Saskatchewan Museum. This experience will focus on preparing collections for a massive move that […]

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The Community Mobile Media Lab

This application to MITACS supports interns working with community in an innovative mobile media arts research lab. The Community Mobile Media Lab (CMML) is a purpose-designed mobile media production hub, which will house film production equipment that can be situated temporarily in communities we are collaborating with to explore innovative models of co-creation, training and […]

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Fear-avoidance, function, and infrared thermography in injured professional football players

Chronic pain is one of the most common and debilitating conditions worldwide, placing a significant burden on healthcare systems. (1) In musculoskeletal injury rehabilitation, fear-avoidance beliefs—where athletes avoid movement due to fear of pain or reinjury—are strongly associated with greater pain, reduced function, and prolonged recovery. (2) Yet, this psychosocial dimension has yet to be […]

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Active Play for Lifelong Learning: Evaluation of a Co-Created Professional Development Program for Early Childhood Educators

Contrary to popular belief, children under five aren’t naturally active all day. In fact, most don’t get enough movement to support healthy development, and this matters, because over two-thirds of their waking hours are spent in childcare. Yet, many early childhood educators (Educators) receive little to no training in how to promote physical activity through […]

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Transforming R.I.S.E. Arts & Community Services Into A Social Enterprise

This project will support R.I.S.E. Arts and Community Services (RISE), a Greater Toronto-based youth-led arts organization that fosters self-expression and healing through the arts and develops pathways to artistic achievement and professionalization for emerging Black and racialized artists. RISE is affiliated with a for-profit entity called R.I.S.E. Edutainment; however, its operations are still overwhelmingly tied […]

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Where Waters Meet: Sherryl Sewepagaham + Canadian Chamber Choir

Indigenous and non-Indigenous scholars have called for music educators to decolonize and Indigenize their work (e.g., Prest & Goble, 2018; Robinson, 2019, 2020; Young, 2023). This Business Strategy Internship aims to support the decolonization of vocal practices and promote the Indigenization of music education. It builds on PI Sirek’s prior SSHRC-funded research and longstanding collaborations […]

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