Participatory research: FAQ
You have questions? We have answers!
- 16 experts were mobilized to answer questions from the community and to share success stories, best practices, and tools for creating successful partnerships and projects
- 9 researchers and doctoral students from McGill University, University of British Columbia, université Laval, Université Trois Rivières, and research centers like Cirris and CRIR
- 6 partners (Observatoire québécois du Loisirs, Pair conseillers: former Memo Qc, Spinal Cord Injury BC, TCC des deux rives, Axelys, Humano Stratégie-conseils)
- 18 videosto inform and help teams who want to set up a participatory project with and for people with disabilities.
- 3 themes:
- Participatory research
- Partnership
- Communication and results
The themes are based on a consultation with the community of partners involved in the project: 46 questions were collected during a survey conducted in the fall of 2021.
Who is it for?
Anyone interested in participatory research (students, researchers, partners)
What you will find
- Answers, in short videos
- Experience sharing
- Concrete examples
- Tools
- Solutions
This project is the result of collaboration between Inclusive Society, Participation sociale et ville inclusive, the Centre de recherche interdisciplinaire en réadaptation du Montréal métropolitain, and Unité de Soutien SSA-Québec.
18 videos
Discover the participatory approach to research and the strategies to integrate all stakeholders and make research efficient.
The videos below are also available with an interpreter (Quebec Sign Language – LSQ) and a video transcription document.
Click here to see the text transcripts or view the LSQ video version
1. WHAT IS PARTICIPATORY RESEARCH ? AND WHAT CAN IT DO FOR ME?
Philippe Archambault, Scientific Co-Director of CRIR and of the Inclusive Society project and professor at McGill University and Marc Saint-Onge, coordinator of the Observatoire Québécois du loisir.
