Video production

INTERCELEBRATION 2025 

In Novem­ber 2025, SOCODEVI and the Con­seil québé­cois de la coopéra­tion et de la mutu­al­ité (CQCM) came togeth­er to cel­e­brate their 40th and 85th anniver­saries, respectively.

This com­mem­o­ra­tive evening aimed to high­light the eco­nom­ic and social impact of the coop­er­a­tive mod­el, while also rec­og­niz­ing the com­mit­ment of the indi­vid­u­als and orga­ni­za­tions that con­tribute, on a dai­ly basis, to the vital­i­ty of more pros­per­ous, sup­port­ive, and resilient communities.

A first video looks back at the his­to­ry and found­ing of the two orga­ni­za­tions, both born from a shared desire to com­bat pover­ty and social iso­la­tion in Québec. It traces the cre­ation of the Con­seil supérieur de la coopéra­tion in 1940—later becom­ing the CQCM in 2006—as well as the found­ing of SOCODEVI in 1985 by six Québec-based coop­er­a­tives and mutuals.

A sec­ond video high­lights the struc­tur­ing role of coop­er­a­tives and mutu­als in build­ing a more equi­table and sus­tain­able soci­ety. It empha­sizes the work of the CQCM at the heart of Québec’s coop­er­a­tive and mutu­al­ist move­ment, as well as that of SOCODEVI, which helps pro­mote coop­er­a­tive val­ues and Québec exper­tise on an inter­na­tion­al scale.

Québec Inter­na­tion­al Sol­i­dar­i­ty Days 2024. 

Youth and Civic Engage­ment Accord­ing to Mish­ka Cald­well-Pichette, an Engaged Stu­dent.This video was pro­duced as part of the Que­bec Days of Inter­na­tion­al Solidarity.

Coop­er­a­tion Week 2024 

This year, Coop­er­a­tion Week runs from Octo­ber 13 to 19 under the theme: The COOP Effect: It’s entre­pre­neur­ship done differently! 

Home­less sur­vival tra­jec­to­ries in Laval 

Peo­ple expe­ri­enc­ing home­less­ness in Laval share touch­ing sto­ries of their lives. 

SISMIC & Re/forme

Incu­ba­tion pro­gram for col­lec­tive projects. 

Rais­ing cap­i­tal in a cooperative 

Financ­ing through pre­ferred shares in cooperatives. 

Eco­nom­ic Justice 

To mark the Que­bec Days of Inter­na­tion­al Sol­i­dar­i­ty, we pro­duced a video with AQOCI – Que­bec Asso­ci­a­tion of Inter­na­tion­al Coop­er­a­tion Orga­ni­za­tions – on eco­nom­ic jus­tice as well as on the nec­es­sary actions and alter­na­tive solu­tions already imple­ment­ed by the com­mu­ni­ties that defend her.

True or False? 

We are test­ing our knowl­edge of the glob­al economy! 

Mai­son du Père, social hous­ing and health 

Three short videos that present the ser­vices offered by the Mai­son du Père 

Reclaim History 

Sum­mer schools on Indige­nous female gov­er­nance in Que­bec for Indige­nous women leaders 

This is not a game 

Funam­bules Médias takes up a major chal­lenge by sign­ing the aware­ness cam­paign “C’est pas un jeu”. Launched on the Nation­al Day for the Fight against the Sex­u­al Exploita­tion of Minors by sev­en Cen­ters for Aid and Sex­u­al Assault (CALACS), the cam­paign aims to raise aware­ness of the issues around sex­u­al exploita­tion and is aimed at young women aged 14 to 25. It is deployed on the microsite www.cestpasunjeu.com and the Insta­gram account @cestpasunjeu. The cam­paign took place dur­ing the month of March 2022 and the microsite will be active for a peri­od of five years.
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It’s not a game, it’s the sto­ry of Kami­la, Jes­si­ca, Kishi, and many oth­er girls. Sto­ries inspired by the expe­ri­ences of girls and young women from all over Que­bec who have used the ser­vices of Cen­ters for help and the fight against sex­u­al assault (CALACS) in their region.

AQOCI — a net­work of inter­na­tion­al sol­i­dar­i­ty and cooperation 

A video that presents the his­to­ry, pro­grams and mis­sion of the organization. 

50 years of the Office of the Hait­ian Com­mu­ni­ty of Montreal 

A film doc­u­ment­ing the 50th anniver­sary of the Office of the Hait­ian Com­mu­ni­ty of Mon­tre­al (BCHM).

A city, a cir­cus, a park 

Part­ner­ship between the City and TOHU for the enter­tain­ment of Parc Frédéric-Back and the Saint-Michel district. 

Why take an STBBI/HIV screen­ing test? 

How is an STBBI and HIV screen­ing test car­ried out? 

Sismic 

Ideation and incu­ba­tion pro­gram for col­lec­tive projects. 

Women Farm­ers, Inspir­ing Lives 

As part of the Relève agri­cole au féminin project: Towards new col­lec­tive tools. 

Dis­crim­i­na­tion and HIV in child­care settings 

The Char­ter of Human Rights and Free­doms pro­hibits treat­ing a per­son dif­fer­ent­ly on the basis of his or her HIV sta­tus, or even dis­clos­ing it. Thanks to med­ical care, we can now live in good health with HIV, but we’re still look­ing for a cure for discrimination.

HIV is not trans­mit­ted through every­day activ­i­ties: http://www.pensepositif.org

It’s AIDS that needs to be exclud­ed, not HIV-pos­i­­tive people.

Series of two clips: Dis­crim­i­na­tion and HIV in the work­place and Dis­crim­i­na­tion and HIV in child­care settings.

Cre­at­ed by Funam­bules Médias and pro­duced by Coali­tion des organ­ismes com­mu­nau­taires québé­cois de lutte con­tre le sida (COCQ-SIDA).

What is the Social Economy? 

In order to illus­trate what the social and sol­i­dar­i­ty econ­o­my (SSE) is, the Chantier de l’é­conomie sociale, in part­ner­ship with the Cen­tre de la fran­coph­o­nie des Amériques, has devel­oped two capsules.

The cel­e­bra­tion of Social and Sol­i­dar­i­ty Econ­o­my Month makes it pos­si­ble to reflect the Que­bec real­i­ty in this area. From the man­u­fac­tur­ing sec­tor to infor­ma­tion tech­nol­o­gy, media and agri-food, Que­bec’s social econ­o­my is divid­ed into 20 dif­fer­ent eco­nom­ic sec­tors. There are 7,000 busi­ness­es, coop­er­a­tives and NPOs that account for more than 150,000 jobs. The social econ­o­my in Que­bec gen­er­ates more than 17 bil­lion dol­lars annu­al­ly, which is equiv­a­lent to almost 8% of the GDP of the province of Quebec*.

* Social econ­o­my work­shop, Novem­ber 13, 2013

Also avail­able with Span­ish subtitles:
“¿ Qué es la economía social?” :
“The impact of the social econ­o­my”: