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For many Québecers, Saint-Jean-Baptiste Day carries a strong emotional association and sense of identity. But beyond the neighborhood parties and music concerts, how much do you really know about the Fête nationale ? This year, to commemorate this important date, we're offering a special edition:

Did you know? In addition to cultural and scholarly articles, the erudit.org platform also distributes several collections of books and conference proceedings. On this World Book and Copyright Day, we offer an overview of this lesser-known, but no less important, area of our platform. Published

For a year now, UNESCO has been celebrating International Digital Learning Day on March 19. To mark the occasion, we've put together a number of articles available on the erudit.org platform that shed light on relevant facets of this key topic. “During the COVID-19 pandemic,

This year, on March 8th, the United Nations (UN) approached International Women's Day through the theme “For ALL Women and Girls: Rights. Equality. Empowerment.” To mark the occasion, we're offering a short selection of articles from our law journals that give an insight into the

Every February, Black History Month honors the heritage of Black people and their communities in Canada. It's an opportunity to give an additional platform to voices from these communities, discussing the social, economic, cultural and institutional issues facing Afro-descendant cultures. This year, we'd like to

This year's Érudit Christmas card was designed by Myriam Bourbeau, to whom we extend our warmest thanks. As 2024 draws to a close, the Érudit team would like to wish you, dear readers, a very happy holiday season. A successful holiday season is nothing without

Both contemplative and approachable, cultural articles take an imaginative look at fundamental elements of Quebec's cultural landscape. For the fourth year in a row, Érudit and the Société de développement des périodiques culturels québécois (SODEP) present a new edition of Culture to Go. Each week

Indigenous peoples can be found on every continent, flourishing in a multiplicity of cultures and languages. Their number is estimated at 350 million, divided into 5,000 peoples. In Canada, the Indigenous population includes more than 1,8 million members divided into three groups: First Nations, Métis