As part of the PRESPOL research project (Promoting the Economic Autonomy of People with Disabilities through Employment and Social Policies), this “Young Research” day proposes a reflection on the conditions for the economic empowerment of people with disabilities in contemporary employment and social policies.

Scheduled for Tuesday, November 26, 2025, on the Condorcet Campus in Paris, the day aims to provide a forum for scientific, methodological and epistemological exchange around work in progress by young researchers.

The event has several complementary objectives, at the crossroads of scientific promotion, interdisciplinarity and openness to non-academic circles:

• Promote emerging research related to the PRESPOL project themes (disability, employment, social policies, economic autonomy);
• Encourage interdisciplinary and intergenerational exchanges between young researchers and expert researchers;
• Create and strengthen links between academic research and practical expertise, by encouraging dialogue with players in the field.

The aim of this day is to encourage shared reflexivity on ways of investigating and understanding social policies, forms of work and the experiences of the people concerned.
This day is primarily aimed at :

• Doctoral students and post-doctoral researchers engaged in work related to PRESPOL's themes;
• Master's students interested in research;
• Teachers-researchers, including discussants;
• Actors from associations, institutions or trade unions mobilized as discussants and participants.

This day is organized by LIEPP (Laboratory for Interdisciplinary Evaluation of Public Policies).

This day is financed by the "Agence Nationale de la Recherche" (National Research Agency) as part of the PPR Autonomie program: ANR-23-PAVH-0001.