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Research Framework : Internationally adopted people are gradually using more social media tools to search and find their biological family. Biological families are also using these tools to find children put up for adoption. This article aims to present the ways in which virtual contact with the biological family in international adoption influences adult adoptees' search and reunion. Objectives: This study aims to understand the experiences and perspectives of internationally adopted adults in regard to their digital contact with their biological families. Methodology: The data presented in this article come from a qualitative study centered around eight Quebec internationally adopted adults. They participated in semi-directed interviews about their experience of a virtual contact with their biological family. Data collected were analyzed through an interpretative phenomenological analysis. Results: Through their discourse, the study reveals that participants award great importance to their origins. Interest in their origins motivated them to find their birth family through social media or to respond to contact initiated by their biological family. Participants wish to know more about who they are and where they come from. However, not all participants believe that searching for their origins is a mandatory step for adoptees. Conclusions: The notion of origins is omnipresent throughout the lives of the participants. Social media allows them to discover who they are and to learn about their history and their birth family. Contribution: The results of the study show the impact of social media on the search for origins in a context where digital contact with the biological family is more and more frequent in the journey of international adoptees.

Keywords: adoption internationale, quête des origines, médias sociaux, adultes adoptés, famille biologique, international adoption, search for origins, virtual technologies, adult adoptees, birth family

Young people who interrupt school before obtaining a diploma are more likely to face adverse situations. Being self-determined promotes perseverance in the school, and therefore supports the success that leads to get a diploma. A response to three basic needs (autonomy, competence and belonging) optimizes self-determination. If the school environment can help support these needs, some young people meet them in the youth centers. Consequently, the work of community workers in youth centers is essential, but remains unknown. This study focused on support for young people's self-determination by community workers in a youth center in a pandemic context. The article first presents the analysis of the Facebook page of this organization to describe their activities. Subsequently, the results of the interviews conducted with community workers (n = 11) make it possible to identify the support they offer to the three self-determination needs. The obstacles that hinder this work are also presented.

Keywords: maison des jeunes, autodétermination, personnes intervenantes communautaires, décrochage scolaire, pandémie, youth center, self-determination, community workers, dropping out, pandemic

This article sheds light on the motivations and management practices of those responsible for political meme pages. Based on nine semi-structured interviews, we studied what drives these managers to express themselves politically through memes, as well as the impact of feedback from their audiences on their creative process. Our results show that they are motivated by a dual desire for political and humorous expression, and that some of them hope to create political change through their memes. However, feedback from their audience has little impact on the memes they publish, unlike the rules of the platform on which they share their creations.

Keywords: mèmes, mèmes politiques, culture participative, microcélébrité, memes, political memes, participatory culture, microcelebrity

Ce mémoire porte sur l’économie de l’attention comme modèle d’affaires dominant des plateformes en ligne les plus utilisées comme Google, Facebook, TikTok ou Twitter et sur les dommages qu’elle entraîne. L’objectif de ce mémoire est de montrer comment ce modèle d’affaires amène les usagers de ces plateformes à agir contre leurs propres intérêts en minant leur santé physique et psychologique ainsi que leurs habiletés cognitives et morales. Cela est le résultat de tactiques de créations d’habitudes, voire de véritables dépendances, qui servent à s’assurer que les plateformes obtiennent toujours plus d’engagement. Les moyens pris pour y arriver consistent à saper l’autonomie des usagers par des pratiques manipulatrices auxquelles s’ajoutent d’autres formes de manque de respect. En fait, les usagers sont traités comme de simples moyens …

This paper focusses on Guillaume Morissette's novel titled New Tab (2014). Though raised in a French-speaking family in Quebec, the author writes in English. He lives and works in Montreal where he is a key figure in the English literary scene. His aesthetic draws on Internet culture. We will argue that Morissette's choice of writing in English is not a political statement as much as an effort to create ties with the American Alt Lit movement.

Keywords: Guillaume Morissette, alt lit, Montréal, Nouvel Onglet, New Tab, littérature anglo-québécoise, Guillaume Morissette, alt lit, Montreal, Nouvel Onglet, New Tab, anglo-Quebec literature