Droit27 was born from sometimes surprising observations, such as that of Marion, 13, who had never been to the circus, or Maël, 17, who had "never held a marker". For the association, access to culture is not just a financial issue. "We can have a little phrase in our heads that says art is not for me," emphasizes Chloé Vallois.
To overcome these barriers, the association goes directly to meet the audiences, in nursing homes, day care centers, or social assistance shelters for children. The workshops are co-constructed with the beneficiaries, professionals, and artists to meet the needs of each structure.
Among the projects undertaken, Droit27 has notably organized residencies with a comic book author in youth judicial protection centers in overseas territories.
Droit27 currently supports 5,500 direct beneficiaries and aims to reach 30,000 by 2030. "Move culture so that everyone can take hold of it,” summarizes Chloé Vallois.
