In 2016 was created the Translation and Interpreting Department of the new Faculty of Letters, Translation and Communication (LTC), named Te...Read more

In 2016 was created the Translation and Interpreting Department of the new Faculty of Letters, Translation and Communication (LTC), named Termisti, at the Université libre de Bruxelles (University of Brussels).
As Termisti was not of sufficient size to form a facultative research centre within the folds of this university, it decided, after a period of reflection beginning in 2016, to found a new centre of research, with a wider range of competences. It now welcomes around thirty researching teachers, teachers and doctoral students from all departments of the Faculty LTC, around three main areas of research:

1. The science of translation and interpreting;


2. The teaching of languages, cultures and literature;


3. The workings of languages, and aids to translation.

For over ten years, our independent Belgian publishing house has been giving pride of place to our country's authors, 96% of whom are Belgia...Read more

For over ten years, our independent Belgian publishing house has been giving pride of place to our country's authors, 96% of whom are Belgian. Novels, thrillers, children's literature and Young Adult: our books explore strong, topical themes. Somewhere between fiction and reality, we offer literature that moves and stimulates reflection by shaking up the substance of your reading.

Created in 2018 by Mathieu Van Assche and Simon Vansteenwinckel, Le Mulet publishers have the following aims: publishing and selling books, ...Read more

Created in 2018 by Mathieu Van Assche and Simon Vansteenwinckel, Le Mulet publishers have the following aims: publishing and selling books, magazines, or any other printed matter highlighting a plastic work (photography, illustration, graphics, etc.) by Belgian or foreign authors.

Le Cri label was founded in 1981, Mols editions have now associated with it to ensure the longevity of its collections, that range from lite...Read more

Le Cri label was founded in 1981, Mols editions have now associated with it to ensure the longevity of its collections, that range from literature to human sciences with a particular attention to history. Le Cri editions, a fully-fledged brand, works as a department for Mols editions.

Founded in 1973, the publishing house Yellow Now specialises in three areas of visual art:About art: With books of artists, catalogues, an...Read more

Founded in 1973, the publishing house Yellow Now specialises in three areas of visual art:

• About art: With books of artists, catalogues, and monographs dedicated to artists and theoretical essays.


• Photography: Regarding photography. With the collections ‘Les carnets’ and ‘Angles vifs’.


• Cinema. Regarding cinema. With collections, motifs, selections of specially chosen pieces and monographies dedicated to directors.

Fourre-Tout Editions aim, at their own level, to lead a reflection on books, regarding their conception and distribution.Each book is proof...Read more

Fourre-Tout Editions aim, at their own level, to lead a reflection on books, regarding their conception and distribution.
Each book is proof of the desire to develop a communication tool and a cultural presence, an efficient megaphone intended to bring architecture into the cultural field.
The terminology ‘Fourre-Tout’ ("holdall") is a reference to the principle of assembling documents ‘posés sur la table’ (on the table), which make up a presentation of book-objects around which cluster various contributions. Fourre-Tout involves itself in different paths which all converge towards one evaluation and creative participation in the cultural field of architecture.

Coopération par l’'Éducation et la Culture - CEC (Cooperation through Education and Culture) is a non-governmental organisation which ac...Read more

Coopération par l’'Éducation et la Culture - CEC (Cooperation through Education and Culture) is a non-governmental organisation which actively supports development projects in the fields of culture, education and training in southern countries. But that’s not all – CEC is also a library specialised in African and Caribbean literature (looked after at the heart of l'Espace Césaire), educational animations, exhibitions, cultural activites…
To fight against stereotypes and change widely the way we look at countries of the South, CEC offers:
- A bookshop specialised in African and Caribbean literature.
- The animation of a network of cultural figures from the North and the South.
- Meetings-debates with authors and cultural figures.
•- Educational exhibitions where artists question our imaginations and our perceptions of the Other.
•- Educational workshops denouncing the impact of prejudices in our relations with the Other.
•- Publications.

What makes Musée L so special is the great diversity of its collections, and the dialogue between works of art and UCLouvain?s unique scien...Read more

What makes Musée L so special is the great diversity of its collections, and the dialogue between works of art and UCLouvain?s unique scientific collections. Musée L's mission is to promote the University's collections, both museographically and scientifically. Its publications offer specialists, students and researchers, as well as interested members of the general public, fine books of a scientific nature: exhibition catalogs, art books based on a collection, studies of a work of art or a particular museum collection.

A specialist of 'health' books for professionals or private individuals; publications on supplementary medicines and alternative approaches ...Read more

A specialist of 'health' books for professionals or private individuals; publications on supplementary medicines and alternative approaches to health (homeopathy, osteopathy, nutrition, nutri-therapy etc. ...).

The Musée royal de Mariemont is a royal museum at the heart of the Mariemont domain in Morlanwelts, in the Hainaut province (Walloon region...Read more

The Musée royal de Mariemont is a royal museum at the heart of the Mariemont domain in Morlanwelts, in the Hainaut province (Walloon region of Belgium). The arts and history museum was inaugurated on 9th April 1920 and gathers the various collections bequeathed to the Belgian state in 1917 by the last owner of Mariemont, Raoul Warocqué. The Musée royal de Mariemont is dedicated to organising many different kinds of events: prestigious or specialised exhibitions, publications, researches, excavations, symposiums, etc.