Cartographie de la priorisation des actions de sensibilisation et de surveillance contre les espèces aquatiques envahissantes dans le Québec méridional

L’introduction d’espèces aquatiques envahissantes est une menace en croissance dans le sud du Québec, probablement aggravé par la popularité des activités nautiques et les changements climatiques. Devant ces changements, les organismes de gestion publics ont mis en place des actions de sensibilisation, de prévention et parfois de contrôle, notamment des campagnes d’éducation et l’installation de […]

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Enhancing Participation: Parkinson’s Education Program Evaluation

Parkinson’s Disease (PD) is a neurodegenerative condition affecting thousands of individuals each year. Due to the diverse set of symptoms and progressive nature of the disease, individuals with PD may require ample support from local healthcare facilities, health care providers and informal care partners. Due to the demands of the informal care partner role, it […]

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Solidarity-based infrastructure to streamline community housing development

Brique par brique seeks to build a set of accessible digital tools that enable diverse participation from community organizations and the local community members they work with, regardless of their digital competence. The project will involve designing, developing and optimising a set of tools that can streamline data management and communications for individual organizations within […]

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CommunityFirst Perpetual Fund: Designing Alternative Funding and Aid Distribution Model for Effective Humanitarian Health Crisis Response

Communities and local non-governmental organizations experiencing health crisis have had multiple barriers between their response strategies such as community workshops on how to treat an illness, and funds. Long, bureaucratic, and competitive processes to apply for funding from governments and international NGOs immobilize community action and leave them vulnerable when stricken by health emergencies. Funding […]

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Investigating the mechanisms of Parkinson’s Disease

More than 100,000 Canadians are affected by Parkinson’s disease which affects the brain. It can disrupt the daily lives of patients as they find it challenging to walk, talk and express themselves. Current therapies to treat Parkinson’s disease provide symptomatic relief and are not effective. A protein called alpha synuclein is known to promote brain […]

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Développement territorial intégré dans l’Est de Montréal: rôles, capacités d’action et potentiels de collaboration entre les Tables de quartier et les services d’urbanisme

Le projet de recherche partenarial vise à outiller les Tables de quartier de l’Est de Montréal face à des enjeux générés par des grands projets d’aménagement et d’infrastructure dans le cadre des investissements gouvernementaux. L’approche de recherche action est mobilisée pour assurer un accompagnement scientifique des coalitions d’acteurs de la société civile qui s’organisent sur […]

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Promouvoir l’audiodiversité : le droit à la (juste) représentation de soi dans les médias

Malgré leur nombre important (prévalence de 2-10 %), les personnes de l’audiodiversité (c.-à-d. ayant un handicap de la communication [HdlC], par ex. bégaiement, aphasie) sont peu ou pas représentées dans le contenu médiatique (culturel, télévisuel, etc.). Lorsqu’elles le sont, leur handicap est susceptible de faire l’objet d’attitudes discriminatoires et de préjugés, ce qui contribue à […]

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The Intersection of Critical Tech and Educational Social Innovation

The intern’s primary objective is to conduct extensive market research on the intersection of critical technology and education in Canada. The aim is to identify potential strategic partnerships and areas for further development. The intern will also create documents, papers, and presentations to investigate the use of critical tech in the Canadian education space, raising […]

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Temporal Interference Stimulation in the Rhesus Macaque

Deep brain stimulation is a treatment method for Parkinson’s Disease. This treatment involves implanting an electrode deep into the brain, which carries a small but serious risk of complications. However, a new stimulation technique, called temporal interference stimulation, may circumvent these risks, and allow for non-invasive deep brain stimulation. Temporal interference stimulation can selectively target […]

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Engaging Women Newcomers in Social Cohesion Building and New Economy Creation

The proposed research project aims to explore and promote the involvement of women newcomers in building stronger communities and creating new economic opportunities. Specifically, the project will focus on supporting these women in becoming entrepreneurs and fostering social cohesion. By partnering with the YWCA, the project seeks to empower women newcomers, understand their unique challenges, […]

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Shifting the Paradigm: Achieving Equity in Executive Transitions for Emerging Leaders

This research project aims to explore the lived experiences of immigrants in rural Nova Scotia and the barriers and enablers they face in accessing leadership positions. The research will involve conducting interviews and focus groups with immigrants, community members, government representatives, and NGOs. By understanding the struggles and biases that emerge from this research, the […]

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