 Creativity to Fight against Segregation 
This enquête was built around a central argument, that of disability as a social problem. This central point quickly became obvious during interviews conducted for the article. All three collaborators refer to it, either as an assertion or as a thread in their thought process. Through comments made by composer and improviser Pierre-Yves Martel on his collaboration with the Impatients, musicologist and teacher Augustin Tiffou on his pedagogical experience with students with disabilities, and philosopher Eric Lewis on the digital instrument aumi (Adaptive Use Musical Instrument), social, ethical, and political responsibility form the basis of our reflections on creativity and disability in particular, and on living together as a community in general. In the interviews collected for this enquête, making music together appears as a very marked form of community living, and creativity opens a space where, politically, we can fight against the segregation of people with disabilities.