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.

Moulinsart is a public limited company in Belgian law concerned with the commercialisation of Hergé's works, particularly through his publi...Read more

Moulinsart is a public limited company in Belgian law concerned with the commercialisation of Hergé's works, particularly through his publications and derived products. It manages its activities in various sectors: textiles, objects (statues, figurines, toys, crockery, etc), publishing, stationary and multimedia (the internet, apps, audiovisual productions).

The Centre d'Action Laïque - CAL (Centre for Secular Action) publishes :- The collection Liberté j'écris ton nom (Freedom I write your...Read more

The Centre d'Action Laïque - CAL (Centre for Secular Action) publishes :
- The collection Liberté j'écris ton nom (Freedom I write your name), whose books of less than 100 pages deal with issues in society in a vigilant, critical and rigorously informative way.
- The magazine Espace de Libertés (Area of freedom), a monthly journal looking at the news through a secular lens.
- Publications outside the collections, written traces of secularism in action.
The CAL's catalogue also includes the Laïcité (Secularism) collection, the Outils de réflexion (Thinking tools) files, the quarterly review Vivre, un dialogue humaniste ouvert (Living, an open humanist dialogue) and the review La Pensée et les Hommes (Thought and People).

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.

Founded in 2009, Un Coquelicot en Hiver specializes in the publication of testimonials, practical guides and collective collections....Read more

Founded in 2009, Un Coquelicot en Hiver specializes in the publication of testimonials, practical guides and collective collections.

ABA (Belgian association of atheists) Editions publishes a collection "Atheist Studies" which includes collective thematic works and special...Read more

ABA (Belgian association of atheists) Editions publishes a collection "Atheist Studies" which includes collective thematic works and special issues on atheism.

Knock Outsider is a platform for artistic experiences, distribution and publishing, created by two Belgian associations: the ?S? Grand Ateli...Read more

Knock Outsider is a platform for artistic experiences, distribution and publishing, created by two Belgian associations: the ?S? Grand Atelier (Vielsalm) and Frémok (Brussels).

Founded in 2011, Murmure des soirs is a publishing house specialising in Belgian literature. It publishes novels and short stories, detectiv...Read more

Founded in 2011, Murmure des soirs is a publishing house specialising in Belgian literature. It publishes novels and short stories, detective novels and fantasy novels, erotic texts but also expressions, stories and chronicles. Amongst the authors in its catalogue you will find: Thomas Owen, Marc Pirlet, Ghislain Cotton, Dominique Maes, Michel Van den Bogaerde, Frédéric Chanel, Nancy Vilbajo, Paul De Ré, Alain Dartevelle, Jean-Marc Rigaux and Jean-Pierre L. Collignon.

Soliflor is a publishing house with a family atmosphere where plenty of ideas blossom, collected into little, colourful square books, sweepi...Read more

Soliflor is a publishing house with a family atmosphere where plenty of ideas blossom, collected into little, colourful square books, sweeping across a variety of themes centres around the art of living, kitchen gardens, and passing through all other rooms of the house. Yes, the themes are those of everyday life, that we love to capture in the most natural and respectful means possible. Our books are both fun and serious, as practical as they are theoretical, always illustrated. Whilst not claiming to save the world, our publishing house wants to play its part in bringing good sense, advice and recipes which do good. At Soliflor, everything is managed, from A to Z. Ideas are born when meeting authors. Themes are chosen with care. Consequently, year after year our catalogue grows, with a sustainable appeal. We are present not only in bookshops, but also and especially in organic shops, big and small, in Belgium, France and Switzerland. One last point; since its beginnings, Soliflor has produced its products locally. Its books are printed on FSC paper in Brussels, only a couple of kilometres away from our offices.

La Ligue des familles is a Belgian French-speaking association supporting parents. It advocates four fundamental values, which make up its p...Read more

La Ligue des familles is a Belgian French-speaking association supporting parents. It advocates four fundamental values, which make up its principal aims: 1. The defence of the right of parents by accompanying changes in families and by furthering the rights of all parents – parents in couples, single parents, migrant parents, homosexual parents, social parents, grandparents… ; 2. gender equality ; 3. the fight against poverty ; 4. the creation of an inclusive society.La Ligue des familles informs its readers through its publications and sites:

• Le Ligueur des parents (relevant and smart information on contemporary subjects, and subjects regarding education and culture…)


• Le Ligueur et mon bébé (advice and accounts to accompany the child growing up from infancy to nursery)


• leligueur.be (plans, fun competitions, themed files…).