This text is part of the special report The State of Quebec 2022
The State of Quebec 2022 brings together some fifty authors from different communities and different networks of affinities. In addition to the two extracts published in this cahier du To have to and the letter to the Prime Minister from Julie Caron-Malenfant, here is, in short, what you will also find there.
Poll and municipal elections
“The emergence of a new connection to others”
– Alain Giguère
“Letter to newly elected and newly elected municipal officials”
– Maxime Pedneaud-Jobin
“There will be no shortage of challenges”
– Brian Myles
Education and Youth
“The school, the community and digital education”
– Maryse Lassonde and Nadine Forget-Dubois
“Rethinking the public space against digital inequalities”
– Sylvie Barma
“Developing digital literacy in public libraries”
– Eve Lagacé and Marie-Christine Tremblay
“Rethinking youth participation for equity and innovation”
– Sarah Fraser, Josée Lapalme, Isabelle Archambault, Jennifer Thompson and Rocio Perez
“Strengthening the social fabric, one sports team at a time”
– Fabrice Vil
Science, health, climate change and international solidarity
“When scientific research and civil society talk to each other”
– Interview with Claire Trottier and Rémi Quirion, interview by Sandra Larochelle
“Building community beyond the pandemic”
– Antoine Boivin, Ghislaine Rouly, Laurie Pabion, Marie-Claude Durette and Manuel Penafiel
“Climate crisis: a collective responsibility for public health”
– Claudel Pétrin-Desrosiers and Anne-Sara Briand
“COVID-19 as a challenge to social and international solidarity”
– Nicolas Bernier
Planning and heritage
“Making the city through the landscape”
– Sylvain Paquette and Philippe Poullaouec-Gonidec
“Tools and actions to meet the needs of our collective heritage”
– Marie-Dina Salvione
Citizen participation and freedom of expression
“Public writer in times of pandemic”
– Suzanne Coupal, with the collaboration of Isabelle Morrissette
“The time of disturbance”
– Marie-Ève Maillé
“The community in the organization of education in Quebec”
– Olivier Lemieux
“Academic freedom put to the test of pluralism”
– Rachida Azdouz
Work, economy, housing and philanthropy
“Consultation to meet the challenges of employment”
– Interview with Audrey Murray and Jean-François Kacou, interview by Myriam Morissette, with the support of Nicolas Bourgois
“Reasons to have confidence in the Quebec economy”
– Pierre Fortin
“Rethinking housing”
– Hélène Bélanger
“Community foundations for a fair, green and inclusive recovery”
– Karel Mayrand
Feminism, social justice and living together
“Online social movements and feminisms in the era of #MoiAussi”
– Kharoll-Ann Suffering
“To end racism against indigenous peoples”
– Tanya Sirois and Armand MacKenzie
“Acting together to build a truly inclusive society”
– Iréna Florence Harris
Culture and media
“Art, between individual practice and collective experience”
– Interview with Radhanath Gagnon, interview by Josselyn Guillarmou and Sandra Larochelle
“Diversified spaces of expression opened up by digital technology”
– Alexandre Coutant