Theme
Solidarity
01

Why Measure Social Value Better?
Leïla Bordie-Randera · Board Member
Leïla Bordie-Randera is a board member of Opération Milliard and co-leads working groups, including one focused on measuring social value.
02

Why Do Companies Have a Role to Play Against Exclusion?
Timothée Delacôte · General Delegate
Timothée Delacôte is the General Delegate of the FACE Foundation, a network that mobilizes companies to support the integration of the most vulnerable individuals.
03

Why a Helping Hand Can Change Life Trajectories?
Gérard Roulet & Daniel Ploix · President & former vice-president
Gérard Roulet and Daniel Ploix are respectively the former vice-president and president of the association La Semaine de la Bonté, a social aid organization established in 1927.
04

Why Fashion Can Become a Tool for Self-Confidence?
Anaïs Indzembis · Founder
Anaïs Indzembis is the founder of L’Audacieux / L’Audacieuse Paris, a street chic and ethical clothing brand that carries a message about self-confidence.
05

Urban Housing: How to Recreate Social Connections Through Shared Living?
Victor Augais · Founder & CEO
Victor Augais is the founder of La Casa, a shared living model present in several French cities, aimed at rethinking housing to recreate social connections.
06

Why Mutual Support Can Change Life Paths
Christelle Katanga · Founder
Christelle Katanga created Les Speakeuses, an association that brings women together around sharing experiences, professional and personal support, both in France and internationally.
07

Why is intergenerational cohabitation appealing?
Coline Guénel · Co-founder
Coline Guénel is the co-founder of Colette, a startup that helps young people find housing more easily in big cities and combats senior isolation through intergenerational cohabitation.
08

Why Put Your Skills to Work for a Fairer Society?
Élise Thibault-Gondré · Co-founder and CEO
Élise Thibault-Gondré is the co-founder and CEO of Day One, a social and solidarity economy company that enables employees to engage with associations through volunteering, skills sponsorship, donations, or solidarity collections.
09

Why Cooking Helps Us Connect with Others
Julia Colin · Director of Development and Social Catering
Julia Colin is the Director of Development and Social Catering at Refugee Food, an organization that has been working for nearly ten years to promote the professional integration of refugees and change perceptions about exile.
10

Why Writing to Loved Ones Helps Break Isolation
Armel de Lesquen · Co-founder
Armel de Lesquen is the co-founder of Famileo, a family app that transforms digital messages into a paper newsletter for grandparents.
11

Why Better Support the Actors of the Public Interest?
Cendrine Nazos · Deputy General Director
Cendrine Nazos is the Deputy General Director of Philantro-Lab, a coworking space, event venue, and support center aimed at professionalizing actors in the public interest, including associations, foundations, and endowment funds.
12

Why Measuring Impact Enables Social Innovation?
Tony Bernard · CEO
Tony Bernard is the CEO of IMPACT TANK, a think tank dedicated to the issue of impact measurement created by GROUPE SOS and four universities: Sciences Po, Sorbonne, Paris-Dauphine, and Cnam.
13

Why Rebuilding Connections Allows Us to Regain the Ability to Act
Marie-Flore Leclercq · CEO
Marie-Flore Leclercq is the CEO of Entourage, an association aimed at enabling everyone to connect with isolated individuals in precarious situations.
14

Why Make Your Company a Shelter?
Kinda Garman · General Director
Kinda Garman is the General Director of Les Bureaux du Cœur, an association that allows people in precarious situations to be housed in a company's office at night and on weekends.
15

Why Investing in Others is the Key to Living Together?
Simon Houriez · Director
Simon Houriez is the director of the association Signes de Sens, which reflects on inclusion and diversity through the topic of disability.
16

Why Skills Sponsorship is Beneficial for Companies?
Jean-Michel Pasquier · Founder & CEO
Jean-Michel Pasquier is the founder and CEO of KOEO, which implements skills sponsorship programs in organizations and local associations.
17

Why Bringing Joy Can Also Mean Solidarity?
Héloïse Lassoudière · Operations Manager
Héloïse Lassoudière is the Operations Manager at Hool, focused on the gift voucher and cultural voucher market.
18

Why Face-to-Face Engagement is the Best Way to Raise Awareness?
Jonathan Jeremiasz · Co-founder
Jonathan Jeremiasz has been a committed entrepreneur in the social and solidarity economy for over 20 years, particularly in the field of face-to-face citizen mobilization, which involves supporting citizens in taking concrete action for a cause of public interest.
19

Why Does a Meal Have the Power to Bring Us Together?
Annick Boisset · Founder
Annick Boisset is the founder of YumTravel, a platform that connects curious food travelers with locals willing to open their tables voluntarily, simply for the joy of meeting and sharing.
20

Why independence can (and should) rhyme with social protection?
Mimoun el Alami · President and Founder
Mimoun el Alami is the president and founder of Stairling, a cooperative for VTC drivers.
21

Why Focus on Combating Domestic Violence in Rural Areas?
Janique Lauret · Co-director
Janique Lauret is co-director of the association Paroles de Femmes 81 in Tarn, which supports women victims of violence.
22

Why Trust Allows You to Take Your Place in Society?
Marie-Ange Dubois · President
Marie-Ange Dubois is the president of the association Promofemmes, which supports women and their families in Bordeaux.
23

Why is it essential to consider single-parent families in public policies?
Olivia Barreau · Founder and Director
Olivia Barreau is the founder and director of the association Moi et mes enfants in Paris and Île-de-France, which supports single-parent families on issues of work-life balance, the right to respite, financial and economic empowerment, and breaking isolation.
24

Why Victims of Violence Shouldn't Feel Alone to Move Forward
Catherine Goujart-Delambre · Executive Director
Catherine Goujart-Delambre is the Executive Director of the association Mon âme sœur, which supports victims of domestic violence, regardless of their gender, in the Val d'Oise region.
25

Why True Aid is About Empowering Autonomy and Agency
Cécile Roy · Executive Director
Cécile Roy is the Executive Director of Entrepreneurs du monde, an NGO based in Lyon that supports vulnerable micro-entrepreneurs towards escaping poverty, for themselves and their families, in France and in 12 other countries worldwide.
26

Why is it important to work towards more food justice?
Olivia de Roubin · Founder and Coordinator
Olivia de Roubin is the founder and coordinator of the Terre de Milpa association in Rhône.
27

Why Getting Support Changes Everything to Escape Violence Situations?
Marion Doyen · Founder and President
Marion Doyen, president and founder of the SAVE association, which stands for Stop Aux Violences Entraide, works in the Ain department to support children, men, and women victims of all types of violence in all environments, from their safety to their recovery.
28

Why is it essential to realize that violence affects all layers of society?
Astrid Le Menestrel · General Director
Astrid Le Ménestrel is the General Director of L'Etoile du Berger in Grenoble, an organization that helps victims of domestic violence first to escape the grip and then to rebuild over time.
29

Why is it essential to invest in rural areas in the fight against domestic violence?
Sandra Barba · Co-founder and director
Sandra Barba is a psychoanalyst specializing in childhood trauma, co-founder of the Vivre Femmes association, and director of a shelter for women victims of violence in rural areas, Transition'Elles Vaucluse, which offers accommodation from one night to 18 months, as well as psychological, social, material, health, legal, administrative, cultural support, and assistance with returning to work.
30

Why Raise Awareness and Mobilize Companies and Their Employees on Homelessness?
Etienne Piquet-Gauthier · CEO
Etienne Piquet-Gauthier is the CEO of L'Entreprise des possibles, which acts as a generosity collector in companies in the Lyon Metropolis to provide housing solutions for homeless people.
