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Researcher, CÉRSÉ
Alexandra Nadeau is a researcher with the Centre d’étude en responsabilité sociale et écocitoyenneté (CÉRSÉ). She holds a master’s degree in urban studies from the Institut national de la recherche scientifique (INRS), and a bachelor’s degree in geography and environment from McGill University. After her studies, she worked as a consultant in community engagement and digital communications for several local and international organizations, including Oxfam-Québec and the Centre d’écologie urbaine de Montréal. She also served as a research coordinator for the partnership between TRYSPACES and the Canada Research Chair in Urban Climate Action.
In addition, Alexandra is also a documentary filmmaker. She has made a dozen short films as an independent artist, and as a videographer and trainer for various organizations, including Wapikoni Mobile and the Kativik Regional Government. Whether through audiovisual media, research, education, or civic action, Alexandra is committed to projects that work toward a just socio-ecological transition and actively engage communities.