EXHIBITED AT THE 17TH ARRONDISSEMENT TOWN HALL: TWO INTENSIVE AND INSPIRING DAYS

An edition open to a wide diversity of students

This time, our exhibition was held at the Town Hall of the 17th arrondissement of Paris. We had the opportunity to welcome a wide variety of audiences: from elementary school students to middle school students, totaling 190 young people with no fewer than 45 supervisors. We were also fortunate to welcome children from specialized learning units (ULIS) and their enthusiastic support staff, whose involvement and participation enhanced the quality of this year's event.

A growing influx

Interest in the exhibition is growing. During this edition, additional classes attended beyond the initial program, demonstrating the schools' commitment to offering their students time for reflection and discussion about living together online.

Memorable speeches

As the program progressed, some children chose to speak out rather than remain silent. True to the statistics, these were mostly girls. They were able to put words to the harassment and cyberbullying they had experienced. These testimonies demonstrate how a supportive space for expression can encourage courage and build confidence.

During our exhibition, adults and children alike are prepared to receive the message and believe it.

A positive outcome

This Paris edition gave the team the opportunity to strengthen their convictions. Their questions, reactions, and sensitivity encourage us to continue and expand this approach throughout France.