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Activities and conferences

The Collège des Chaires de recherche sur le monde francophone (CCRMF) and its chairholders conduct research and knowledge mobilization activities. The chairholders work to deepen knowledge about the Francophonie and generate valuable data for Francophone communities in Ontario, across Canada, and in many other countries. Their work includes productive collaborations among chairholders and with many organizations within the Francophonie.

Research projects involving multiple chairholders

Interdisciplinarity is a cornerstone of the CCRMF’s research and knowledge mobilization activities.

COVID-19 and research on the Francophonie

In the fall of 2020, the chairholders began reflecting on the many issues in their research on the Francophonie that had arisen during the pandemic. This collective reflection resulted in a series of five lectures, “COVID-19 et recherches en francophonie” [COVID-19 and Francophonie research], which brought together many French-speaking partners, colleagues, and researchers, and drew more than 300 attendees. In addition to organizing the lecture series, eight chairholders participated as speakers.

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Nov 14

La francophonie et ses traductions architecturales

Attend a French-only conference on Francophonie and its architectural interpretations.

Past events

Dec 6

Au service d’un musée et d’une communauté : Madeleine Meilleur et le Muséoparc Vanier

Chat with Madeleine Meilleur, Executive Director, Vanier Museopark at Ottawa.

Feb 21

The End of Religious Culture: Chronicle of a Disappearance

A round table discussion on the book by Mireille Estivalèzes, Associate Professor, Université de Montréal

Mar 28

"Renouvellement des épistémologies et des méthodologies dans les études sur les minorités. Le cas des minorités francophones et des communautés autochtones au Canada"

Savez-vous comment adapter vos recherches aux changements sociétaux et au renouvellement des paradigmes des études sur les minorités? 

Sep 5

Contextualisation et recontextualisation du patrimoine culturel au Bénin : du sacré au profane, une gestion à repenser?

Opêoluwa Blandine Agbaka is an associate professor at the Institut national des métiers d'art, d'archéologie et de culture (INMAAC) at the University …