The Conseil des arts et des lettres du Québec (CALQ) has long been committed to improving access to grants for persons with a disability who are eligible for its programs and for organizations that work with persons with a disability. The following is information on the topic and useful resources.
To support diverse artists and organizations, with a view to sustainable development, the CALQ would like to ensure better representation of the diversity of the population through the grants it awards and on its committees and juries. The CALQ believes that inclusion and accessibility are essential to achieving this objective.
Did you know?
According to information from the Office des personnes handicapées du Québec This link will open in a new window (OPHQ), in 2017, 16.1% of Quebecers aged 15 or older who live in a private household reported having a disability. This represented some 1,053,350 people.
Access our contents in adapted media
The CALQ would like its website, downloadable documents, and multimedia content to be accessible and consulted by everyone, regardless of their disabilities or physical restrictions and the means they use to mitigate them.
All documents available from the CALQ, without exception, are available, upon request, in adapted media.
To find out more about the accessibility of our website, visit the Accessibility This link will open in a new window section.
Would you like to request a document in adapted media?
Write us at info@calq.gouv.qc.ca, indicating in your email:
- The title of the document you would like in adapted format.
- The adapted media on which would you like to receive the document.
- A specific timeframe for receiving the document.
You can also contact us by phone or visit our Québec City or Montréal offices to make a request.