Today, September 10, our co-director David Morin is participating in the forum “5 Years After September 11: Terrorism, Security, and the Changing Canadian Landscape,” organized
Metropolis Institute Forum
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DEEP DIALOGUE Project
When democracy drives on Dialogue We are proud to share that the Chaire UNESCO-PREV is part of DEEP DIALOGUE, a new #HorizonEurope project tackling one
Rendez-vous de la recherche in Paris
🗓️ Marie-Eve Carignan, co-holder, will be in Paris on June 6 for this event organized by the Université de Sherbrooke. She will present research projects
Call for contributions – Journal Sérieux? Humour: Savoirs et pratiques
Our associate professor Emmanuel Choquette is putting forward a call for contributions for the 2026 issue of the journal Sérieux? Humour: Savoirs et pratiques, on
Report on the Evolution of Conspiracy Theory Adherence in Canada and Quebec (2021–2025)
Born out of the public health crisis of 2021, the conspiracy theory phenomenon in Canada did not disappear with the pandemic — it transformed. Building
COLLOQUIUM OF THE CANADIAN CENTRE FOR GERMAN AND EUROPEAN STUDIES
Sylvana Al Baba Douaihy, General Coordinator of the Chair, will participate in the colloquium ‘Towards a Disruption of Military Balances within the Alliance’ of the
Sylvain Delouvée: New co-holder of the UNESCO-PREV Chair
🎉 The UNESCO-PREV Chair is pleased to welcome a new co-holder! We are delighted to announce the appointment of Sylvain Delouvée as co-holder of the
2026 SQSP Congress
Several members of the Chaire UNESCO-PREV will be participating in the Société québécoise de science politique (SQSP) Congress. May 5 Marie-Eve Carignan, Marie-Ève Martel, and
93rd Acfas Congress
Several members of the UNESCO-PREV Chair will take part in the 93rd Acfas Congress, which will be held from May 11 to 15 in Trois-Rivières.
Presentation at Cégep André-Laurendeau
On April 1, David Morin, co-holder, Mathieu Colin, Scientific Director, and Emma Vargas Lemeltier, research assistant, delivered a presentation titled “Training with the Weight of