The Maison de l’innovation sociale Selects 20 Projects to Meet Montréal’s Major Societal Challenges
As part of the From Idea to Impact web series, the Maison de l’innovation sociale (MIS) sat down with four leaders who are changing the world—at their own scale, and…
Entering the job market on a long-term basis can be particularly challenging for people living with a disability. From prejudice to physical barriers to the nature of the job itself,…
“As we begin this New Year, I would like to wish our entire community hope and dialogue.
12 April 2022
12 April 2022
The Civic Incubator of the Maison de l’innovation sociale (MIS) welcomes its new cohort of 20 projects with social and environmental impact
18 October 2021
The potential realization of a positive-impact project idea—one that has long been brewing in the back of their minds—has motivated over one hundred change-makers to join the MIS Civic Incubator.
30 September 2021
27 September 2021
31 August 2021
“Thanks to our project, young people will be able to create links between themselves and their peers. They will become actors in their neighborhoods and ambassadors for bike culture in…
10 March 2021
24 February 2021
2 February 2021
One in four Montréalers is an immigrant, according to Statistics Canada. The city is home to over 120 cultural communities from all five continents.
28 September 2020
If there’s a season that disproportionately affects Québeckers—a season with which we have an ambivalent relationship—it’s winter.
22 April 2020
10 March 2020
The province’s gardening enthusiasts have taken over backyards, front yards, balconies, and ruelles—so much so that there is now an urgent need for cultivable space.
6 February 2020
9 October 2019
Many individuals and institutions have already begun contributing to the socio-ecological transition in their own sectors. Instead of working in silos, what if we accelerated change by bringing together this…
After nearly seven years at the head of the Maison de l’innovation sociale (MIS), Patrick Dubé had the pleasure of officially passing the torch this morning.
15 January 2019
Transforming abandoned silos on the banks of the Lachine Canal into a community-based living environment: this is the vision of a collective from Montreal’s Sud-Ouest borough for a disused Canada…
The Maison de l’innovation sociale’s place of work is in Tiohtiá:ke (Montreal), an unceded traditional Indigenous territory. Many Indigenous peoples converged here long before the arrival of European settlers, and still do today. This includes the Kanien'kehá:ka (Mohawk) Nation, a member of the Haudenosauni Confederacy and the custodian of the water and lands of Tiohtiá:ke. This is a gesture of solidarity with Indigenous Peoples.
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