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December 13th, 2011

Hong Kong education effort helps the less fortunate

There are 12 workshops to help low-income and single-parent families better understand saving and credit. [...]

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November 28th, 2011

BlogTV: Bringing the Child out of the Bubble

The association, “Autisme Espoir Vers l’Ecole (AEVE)” an entirely volunteer-run project, helps autistic children reach a social and educational life that is as normal as possible.
How? AEVE relies on an intensive pedagogical method that lasts between two to three years called the “3i Method”.
How does it work?
The “3i Method” is a developmental method based on [...]

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Lizette Rivera

Lizette Rivera

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November 22nd, 2011

BlogTV: Civic engagement through cinema

1 000 visages is an association created by Eiji Leno and Uda Benyamina in 2006.  It gives young people coming from unprivileged neighbourhoods the opportunity to step into the world of cinema and multimedia.
The association uses the short films they produce for educational purposes.  That is, to reach different audiences (associations, schools) with the aim [...]

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November 3rd, 2011

BlogTv: « Lever de rideau19 » or the art of living with others

The organisation Lever de rideau 19, based near Paris, was founded in 2004 by 2 professors.
Their daily experience with teenagers who are struggling to communicate and relate to each others has motivated the creation of a theatrical and cultural workshop.
Lever de rideau 19 contributes to their self-development and citizenship training.
For instance, the workshop “LesTêtesDeL’Art” [...]

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Isabelle Palsky

Isabelle Palsky

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October 5th, 2011

Paris to London Cycle Ride

On 1 October 2011, 16 employees of BNP Paribas Real Estate in the United Kingdom embarked on a 4-day cycling race from the company’s headquarters in Issy-les-Moulineaux to its London headquarters. The race was organised to support research into the fight against blood cancer. [...]

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Isabelle Palsky

Isabelle Palsky

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September 12th, 2011

BlogTV: “Multisensory Stimulation Therapy” from the Papillons blancs – A.P.E.I. in Douai

Founded in 1962, Les Papillons Blancs – The White Butterflies – is an association of parents of children with disabilities. Its purpose is to enable these children to participate fully in normal activities and experiences, just like any other child.
It has four key principles:
•    Asserting the children’s right to life, education, culture, leisure activities etc.
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Isabelle Palsky

Isabelle Palsky

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August 9th, 2011

6 billion Others go to Moscow

The relationship between a human being and the nature is the main idea of both exhibitions… [...]

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July 19th, 2011

BlogTV : Bamboo Schools, a shelter for education

Karuna-Shechen was founded by Matthieu Ricard in order to initiate humanitarian projects in Asia.
The projects of this association deal with Health & Social Services as well as Education, mainly in Tibet and Nepal.
Interview of Karuna-Shechen members to present us in detail the Bamboo Schools programme: building inexpensive bamboo schools to provide education to children living [...]

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Isabelle Palsky

Isabelle Palsky

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July 11th, 2011

BlogTV: A meeting of two people dedicated to education

Since the 80s, fewer and fewer children are getting an elementary education in Madagascar. It’s a serious problem with a simple cause: for residents in rural areas, finding and paying for food takes precedent over getting an education.
This week, we meet with Isabelle Langlais and Christophe Dakotonirina, both deeply involved in the Mada Gasy Tsara [...]

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Isabelle Palsky

Isabelle Palsky

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