By Raymond Viger We invite you to read an article by our founder, the renowned Quebec author and social worker Raymond Viger, about the famous rapper Samian and allied good works on behalf of Quebec’s Indigenous community: For the Café Graffiti — an organization that […] See more
By Agence Science-Presse Those who enjoy discussing nature’s role in global warming have their work cut out for them: intensifying wildfires will release more CO2 into the atmosphere — but how much? Thawing Arctic soils will release more methane — another greenhouse gas — but […] See more
By Frédérique Lapointe Located at 1800 Letourneux Street in the Mercier–Hochelaga-Maisonneuve borough, the Centre Social Anarchiste L’Achoppe (CSA), The Achoppe Anarchist Social Centre, is the setting for a way of life in which mutual aid, sharing, and community take the place of capitalist values. Stepping […] See more
By Oumou Diakité At the Café-Jeunesse Multiculturel (Multicultural Youth Café), so-called “problem” youths are first and foremost youths who are listened to. For almost 50 years, this Montréal-Nord (Montreal North) community organization has worked with marginalized young people who often fall through the cracks of […] See more
By Raymond Viger The Inuit do politics in a much more respectful way than us. They govern by consensus. No political parties. All their elected representatives are independents and must work together for the betterment of their community. You can see their cooperative spirit even […] See more
By Jean-Marc Beausoleil Jo-Anne Couillard has worked at the Adolescent Clinic at Sainte-Justine Hospital for over twenty years, and she intends to stay there for the rest of her career. Nearly 50% of the young people she sees are victims of sexual assault, which is […] See more
By Oumou Diakité “Surviving poverty is a full-time job.” This statement by Serge Petitclerc, a member of the Collectif pour un Québec sans pauvreté (the Collective for a Poverty-Free Quebec), bitterly summarizes the paradox faced by thousands of people: juggling employment and social assistance without […] See more
By Oumou Diakité When a child who has been sexually assaulted speaks out and their testimony is minimized, discredited, or silenced, it is not simply a matter of individual lack of recognition. It is a collective failure. Silencing victims’ voices amounts to denying the seriousness […] See more
By Juliette Straet, student at the Université de Montréal Despite political and legal progress aimed at guaranteeing equal access to university degrees, gender parity in engineering is still far from being achieved. In 2021, women represented only 20% of engineering enrolments in Quebec. This gender […] See more
By Raymond Viger Why are schools no longer located in neighborhoods? Why were they replaced by schools with 2,500 students? With local schools, children walk to school. Less school bus transportation. Less obesity among young people. Students arrive at school in a better frame of […] See more
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