The mission of the\u00a0CAPTURE<\/strong>\u00a0Research Lab is to\u00a0capture\u00a0the voices of young people living with disabilities (any disability)\u00a0and make it heard\u00a0through audiovisual productions\u00a0in order to promote their citizenship. The research team is working closely with the TranXition<\/strong> program of the MAB-Mackay Rehabilitation Center of the CIUSSS West Central Montreal. This eX<\/strong>treme rehabilitation program supports young people at the X<\/strong>-crossroads by eX<\/strong>posing them to real life eX<\/strong>periences and challenges in order to enable them to eX<\/strong>press themselves as active citizens and make their voices heard. Thus, the research team is conducting rigorous evaluative research on the relevance, the effectiveness and the impact of the program activities. The lab is part of a health promotion paradigm, and is aiming to promote participatory, interdisciplinary and cross-sectoral approaches by engaging users and clinical teams in order to support the co-construction of a body of knowledge for the development of a new paradigm in rehabilitation. The lab aims at building an expertise in ethnographic (community, institutional, online) and qualitative (life and illness narratives, focused group discussions) approaches. A digital component is added to the lab\u2019s work in the development of digital qualitative evaluation methods, through the use of photovoice, photo elicitation, and digital storytelling amongst others.<\/em> Thus, these technologies become tools that democratize health and that support the social participation. The projects contribute towards recognizing and integrating the daily realities of youth with disabilities in the holistic and equitable management of policies and health and social services.<\/p>\n Youth, transition, social participation and active living, anthropology, program evaluation, digital.<\/p>\n AXIS 2 \u2013<\/strong> Participation, Social Inclusion and Rehabilitation Services CAPTURE Research Lab<\/strong> Description The mission of the\u00a0CAPTURE\u00a0Research Lab is to\u00a0capture\u00a0the voices of young people living with disabilities (any disability)\u00a0and make it heard\u00a0through audiovisual productions\u00a0in order to promote their citizenship. The research team is working closely with the TranXition program of the MAB-Mackay…Key-words<\/h3>\n
Axis and research theme<\/h2>\n
\nTHEME 1 \u2013<\/strong> The Person, their Entourage and the Community<\/p>\nResearch team<\/h2>\n
Chantal Robillard, Ph.D.<\/a><\/h3>\n
Contact information<\/h2>\n
\nCRIR\u2013Lethbridge-Layton-Mackay Rehabilitation Centre
\nMAB-Mackay Site
\nCIUSSS West-Central Montreal
\n7000, Sherbrooke Street West
\nMontr\u00e9al QC H4B 1R3<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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