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Prix Manon-Bourget

Recognition for documentation professionals

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Funding available
Varies by project
Deadline
Unspecified
Location
Quebec, Canada
Who can apply
Students or graduates in documentation techniques.
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Overview

This prize recognizes the work and commitment of documentation technicians, with a maximum benefit that includes free access to the Tech Doc colloquium, a gift certificate, and an article published in the FMD newsletter. It also highlights innovation, initiative, and professional excellence in the documentation field.

At a glance

Funding available

Varies by project

Financing goals
  • Increase social or community impact
  • Attract or retain talent
  • Develop workforce skills
  • Raise awareness or mobilize a population

Eligible candidates

Location
  • Quebec
Eligible Industries
All industries
Annual revenue
All revenue ranges
Organisation size
All organization sizes
Audience
All groups
Legal structures
Non-profit
Non-profit candidates
Sector of operation
Other Education
Target groups
Academia / students
Revenue structures
100% donations / grants
Scope
Provincial

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Availability timeline

2026
Periods: 1

Eligibility

Who is eligible?

  • Students or graduates in documentation techniques.
  • Documentation technicians.
  • Applicants under the student and professional categories.

Activities funded

  • Student internship or work achievement in documentation techniques.
  • Professional achievements in documentation work.

How to apply

  • Step 1: Complete the nomination form
    • Fill in the candidate and nominator details.
    • Describe the work, internship, or achievements being submitted.
    • Add the required supporting signatures.
  • Step 2: Submit by email
    • Send the completed file to techdoc@fmdoc.org.
    • Submit the nomination by the deadline indicated in the form.

Documents Needed

  • Completed nomination form.
  • Description of the work, internship, or professional achievements.
  • School background and diplomas, when requested.
  • Support signatures from two people.

Selection criteria

  • Quality and importance of the work.
  • Innovation and initiative in documentation.
  • Commitment and engagement in the workplace.
  • Professional excellence and contribution to the field.

Processing and Agreement

  • The nomination is submitted by email after the form is completed.
  • Applications are reviewed for the student or professional category.
  • Winners are announced as prize laureates.
  • The prize is presented during the congress.

Additional information

  • The prize is awarded every two years.
  • It is presented during the Congrès des professionnel.le.s de l’information.
  • A student and a professional category are available.

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Frequently Asked Questions about the Prix Manon-Bourget Program

What is the Prix Manon-Bourget?

This prize recognizes the work and commitment of documentation technicians, with a maximum benefit that includes free access to the Tech Doc colloquium, a gift certificate, and an article published in the FMD newsletter. It also highlights innovation, initiative, and professional excellence in the documentation field.

Who is eligible for the Prix Manon-Bourget program?

To be eligible for the Prix Manon-Bourget program, you must: Student or documentation technician. Nomination form required. Submission by email.

Who can I contact for more information about the Prix Manon-Bourget?

You can contact Federation of Library and Documentation Communities (FMD) by email at techdoc@fmdoc.org.

Where is the Prix Manon-Bourget available?

The Prix Manon-Bourget program is available the province of Quebec.

Is the Prix Manon-Bourget a grant, loan, or tax credit?

Prix Manon-Bourget is a Grant and Funding

Who are the financial supporters of the Prix Manon-Bourget?

Prix Manon-Bourget is funded by Federation of Library and Documentation Communities (FMD)