Podcasts and Videos

Balados

Episode 1 – The CREAT Chairheaders

17 February 2026

This episode features four interviews with the headers of the Research Chair in Creative Economy and Well-Being (CREAT). Learn more about their backgrounds, areas of interest, and research.

Reflections on Social Design

13 January 2026

Produced in the wake of the symposium Beyond Social Innovation: Social Design?, this podcast extends the discussions by giving a voice to invited guests. It offers a broader perspective on reflections surrounding social design and its role in addressing contemporary social, cultural, and environmental challenges.

Enjoy listening!

Vidéos

Music & Immigration project

7 January 2026

The Discoverability Axis supported the production of an outreach video related to the project Music & Immigration, an online cultural mapping initiative highlighting the musical practices of professional immigrant artists in Quebec.

The project is led by two CREAT members: Caroline Marcoux Gendron (UQAM), collaborator of the Discoverability Axis, and Guillaume Blum (ÉTS), Head of the Axis. It is part of ongoing research on the visibility and accessibility of cultural content.

What Is Creative Economy?

30 October 2025

Short videos in which the Arts and Health Axis team asked members of the public, on the spot, to share their definition of the creative economy. Take a listen—we captured sparks of imagination that reveal the richness and diversity of this concept!

Silaup Asitjivallianinga

12 August 2025

Silaup Asitjivallianinga, a short documentary produced by La Boîte Rouge Vif on the creative process surrounding the Arts and Health Axis project on climate change and Inuit art.

Film on the Art in All Its Forms! Dance and Theatre Initiative by Théâtre du Nouveau Monde and Les Grands Ballets Canadiens

4 April 2025

Led by the Théâtre du Nouveau Monde and Les Grands Ballets Canadiens, with the support of the Arts and Health Axis, the program Art in All Its Forms! explores the benefits of dance and theatre for autistic young adults through an artistic and scientific approach.