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Amélie Duranleau joins the Société with knowledge and connections across the province and Canada. In fact, it is one of her dearest wishes to work with the entire community and members of the Society to bring all players together around the same cause: intellectual disability. “Building together a just and equitable society with and for these people, committing to facilitating the deployment of their full potential, and responding adequately to their needs and those of their families will guide me in my interventions. I’m therefore delighted to be joining the Society, its formidable team, which has been committed for 70 years to defending the rights and fighting the inequalities they face.”

During her twenty years of professional experience, including ten years as a museum manager, Charlotte has been able to adapt and learn from the different countries, cultural and professional environments in which she has had the good fortune to work.With a great capacity for adaptation and a spirit of initiative, she is recognized for her organizational, planning and interpersonal skills, which she now puts at the service of the Company.

Passionate about digital and communications, Marie-Chantal has twenty years of varied experience in communications and marketing in a variety of sectors. Among other things, she has held various communications consulting roles with a major Quebec cooperative over the past eight years.She recently obtained a DESS in digital business management from Université Laval and holds a bachelor’s degree from HEC Montréal.Marie-Chantal is particularly interested in the inclusion of people with disabilities. As Communications Advisor at SQDI, she will be responsible for promoting the interests and defending the rights of people living with intellectual disabilities.Her personal interests include health and well-being, design, visual arts, crafts, foreign cultures and travel.A Montrealer for over 20 years, she now lives in the Eastern Townships.

Noémie has been working at the QIDS for nearly three years and is currently the Communications Coordinator. She holds a degree in international relations and a certificate in marketing and project management. Over the years, she has been involved in various initiatives promoting inclusion and social justice, including work in the field of domestic violence and volunteering with people experiencing homelessness. Deeply committed to ensuring full social participation for marginalized communities, she believes that effective and inclusive communication is a key driver of change. Noémie regularly leads trainings and presentations to raise awareness about the importance of clear, accessible communication across different audiences.