Le Chat polaire, fondé en 2019, est une maison dédiée à la jeune poésie contemporaine francophone, mais aussi à l'édition de textes p...Read more

Le Chat polaire, fondé en 2019, est une maison dédiée à la jeune poésie contemporaine francophone, mais aussi à l'édition de textes plus inclassables.
Chaque livre associe à l'auteur un artiste visuel, illustrateur, photographe ou bédéiste.
La maison souhaite également établir des liens avec d'autres formes artistiques, telles que la musique ou la chanson, lors de diverses manifestations.
L'expression "chat polaire" est née de l'invention d'un jeune garçon voulant nommer un simple chat blanc. C'est ainsi que naît parfois la poésie et c'est cette fraîcheur que souhaite conserver l'éditrice.

On January 1st, 2001, CArCoB became an independent non-profit organisation. And since 1st January 2006, it has been contractually linked to ...Read more

On January 1st, 2001, CArCoB became an independent non-profit organisation. And since 1st January 2006, it has been contractually linked to the Communauté française de Belgique Wallonie-Bruxelles through a five-yearly agreement.
The Centre des Archives du communisme en Belgique (the Centre of the Archives of Communism in Belgium) works in collaboration with their Flemish equivalent, the Documentatie en Archief van de Communistische Beweging (DACOB).

The Centre de recherche et d’information socio-politiques – CRISP (Center for socio-political research and information) is a Belgian res...Read more

The Centre de recherche et d’information socio-politiques – CRISP (Center for socio-political research and information) is a Belgian research center devoted to the study of decision-making in Belgium and in Europe. Since its creation in 1958, CRISP has remained pluralistic and independent. Research objectives are to shed light upon the real stakes of decision-making, to explain its mechanisms, and to analyze the role of all the actors involved, whether they are political, economical, social or originating from civil society. Studied subjects comprise politics, economy and society in their global dimension. Results from research carried out by CRISP or by associated collaborators are published in French.

Accommodated by the Province de Hainaut, the Centre is developing a series of activities and is offering a number of services in order to fu...Read more

Accommodated by the Province de Hainaut, the Centre is developing a series of activities and is offering a number of services in order to fulfil its main objectives: to help authors in the management of their works, including the distribution and promotion of their publications in the theatrical and literary worlds in Belgium and abroad, as well as the aim of promoting the circulation of playwrights in the context of international exchanges.
Amongst its activities, it in particular manages an active Théâtrothèque which groups together more than 900 manuscripts and works edited by authors of the Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles. Since 2009, the Centre has taken care of the management of a writer’s residence situated in the park of Mariemont.

CIPA was founded in 1965. The main aim of CIPA was to study a language as an oral phenomenon, in order to promote teaching languages and mul...Read more

CIPA was founded in 1965. The main aim of CIPA was to study a language as an oral phenomenon, in order to promote teaching languages and multilingualism.
It’s especially since the 70s that CIPA’s area of activities has widened and diversified. Look, for example, at the organisation of several tens of intensive internships (one for several weeks), in Mons or abroad. These concern the teaching of languages, linguistic organisation, long-distance training, peace-keeping education, linguistic preparation for the international field, the welcoming and guidance of African and Asian researchers as well as the elaboration of teaching tools.

The CADTM Belgique and its international network are omnipresent in the auditing process of debts and in campaigns against illegal debt in c...Read more

The CADTM Belgique and its international network are omnipresent in the auditing process of debts and in campaigns against illegal debt in countries where the network CADTM is based.
The strategy for reaching our global objective of freeing people lies in 6 steps :
1. Research on the ‘debt system’ combined with the development of educational tools;
2. Reinforcement of the CADTM network;
3. Awareness raising and training in the non-governmental sector, social movements and amongst citizens;
4. Mobilisation of citizens, non-governmental organisations and social movements;
5. Awareness raising of the media;
6. Appeals to public authorities.

Courtelignes was born from the intuition of its founder, Jehanne Sosson, of a possible meeting between literature and scientific presentatio...Read more

Courtelignes was born from the intuition of its founder, Jehanne Sosson, of a possible meeting between literature and scientific presentations or analyses of the major societal issues of today. After having been at the beginning a site of on-line publishing of fiction texts in a short format, Courteslignes was transformed, thanks to a motivated team, into a publishing house dedicated to the questions which cross our society and each one in its singularity, by approaching them from now on not only by the fiction but also as much by the literature of the reality as by the way of the human sciences.

Created in 2007 as part of the Ministry of the Wallonia-Brussels Federation, the Architecture Unit has developed a publishing division to re...Read more

Created in 2007 as part of the Ministry of the Wallonia-Brussels Federation, the Architecture Unit has developed a publishing division to report on, among other things, the vitality of architectural creation in French-speaking Belgium, the wealth of 20th-century heritage in Wallonia, the diversity of artists working hand in hand with architects, its participation every four years in the Venice International Architecture Biennale, and its involvement in the development of architecture in Belgium, the diversity of artists working hand in hand with architects, its participation every four years in the Venice International Architecture Biennale and, more recently, the activities of the Institut culturel d'architecture Wallonie-Bruxelles.
In all, the fifty or so titles published are systematically commissioned from authors, photographers and graphic designers, most of whom are active in Wallonia and Brussels, illustrating the diversity of their artistic and cultural practice.