Filmer l’inclusion – Quand la caméra devient outil sociologique
Filmer l’inclusion – Quand la caméra devient outil sociologique
- Élise Milot, PhD, Associate professor, École de travail social et de criminologie, Université Laval; Researcher, CREGÉS
- Pierre Fraser, Sociologist, sociocinematographer and film sociology specialist
- Monique Maltais, Coordonnatrice au Centre de parrainage civique de Québec et représentante du Regroupement québécois du parrainage civique
How can we talk about social inclusion differently? This webinar takes an in-depth look at the co-creation process behind a documentary series inspired by film sociology principles. The aim is to produce an analytical and sensitive examination of an innovative social inclusion practice for aging adults with intellectual disabilities in leisure and volunteering activities for seniors, going beyond simply capturing images.
On the agenda:
✔️The methodological foundations of film sociology;
✔️The key steps in participatory filming in an action research context;
✔️Excerpts and concrete tools to support knowledge mobilisation.
This is a unique opportunity to discover how film images can become scientific tools and agents of social change.
Prepare for the conference by visiting the Mentorat Actif project’s YouTube page, where you can watch several videos as well as the documentary Oser la rencontre.
To access the Mentorat Actif implementation guide and the related tools, you can also visit the project’s webpage.
This conference is presented in partnership with the Chaire Autodétermination et Handicap.