It’s a lingerie site that has long been more or less secretly the dream of teenage girls. The American brand Victoria’s Secret owes its fortune to a seductive image on glossy paper, a caricatural model of seduction but which hits the mark at the age of entry into sexuality. At least, until the #MeToo era. […]
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Three initiatives for more inclusion in education
► Télémaque, mentorship opening up new horizons A graduate of a business school, on his way to a master’s degree, Élie Benureau, 21, would probably not have completed this career without the Télémaque association. When in fifth grade his French teacher in a priority education college in Grenoble talks to him about the mentoring program, […]
Marius of audio description: cinema at all costs
At the origin of this award, Sylvie Ganche, blind and cinephile, who works for the accessibility of films to all. “My colleagues ask me for advice on films to see », confides, laughing, Sylvie Ganche, in charge of accessibility in a cultural center. Blind since she was 18, the Rennaise has never given up her […]
A survey highlights discrimination at the entrance to masters
Do you have the same chances when entering a master’s if you are disabled? Or if one has a North African-sounding surname? This is what three researchers from Gustave-Eiffel University wanted to know. Sylvain Chareyron, Louis-Alexandre Erb and Yannick L’Horty thus carried out a testing operation last spring with the heads of 607 bac + […]
Jollien and Campan: “The disabled person is ‘almost’ normal”
CROSS-SERVICE – The handicapped philosopher and the actor-director have shot a comedy where they stage their unconditional friendship. What is immediately striking when you meet them is the complicity that unites the philosopher Alexandre Jollien and the actor-director Bernard Campan. While Jollien publishes Carefree Notebooks (Gallimard), an essay for “to free oneself from the tyranny […]
Our review of Almost: Alexandre Jollien and Bernard Campan said cap’!
CRITICISM – Friends in life for eighteen years, the Swiss philosopher and the ex-unknown sign a delicate comedy on disability. It’s a movie you don’t expect. This feel good movie in the form of an initiatory journey, entitled Almost, allows the Swiss philosopher Alexandre Jollien to take his first steps in the cinema. Funny, moving, […]
A draft decree casts doubt on the right to education of children with disabilities
While families have been denouncing for years the difficulties they encounter in finding a school for their disabled child, a draft decree sets fire to the powder. If adopted as it stands, it would indeed create a category of children “impossible” to attend school, in complete reversal with the current approach to disability. → EXPLANATION. […]