Foreign Rights

Simon Paré-Poupart worked as a garbageman for twenty years. Neither his studies in sociology and international administration, nor his experience as a social worker, have deterred him from his vocation as a garbage collector.

Mark Fortier is a sociologist. He was a journalist for a time, then taught at Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM) and Université Laval. He is currently an editor at Lux. In 2021, he won the Governor General’s Literary Award for his essay Du diesel dans les veines written with Serge Bouchard.

Martin Cennevitz is a teacher in Tours, France.

A freelance journalist specializing in new technologies, Thibault Prévost has been working for ten years for various French media, including Arrêt sur images.

Émilien Bernard is a journalist and translator.

Dahlia Namian is a sociologist. She teaches at the School of Social Work at the University of Ottawa. Her research focuses on poverty and exclusion.

Zehira Houfani Berfas is a Canadian novelist and essayist of Algerian origin. She was in Iraq before, during and after the invasion of the country.

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