Photo : observatoire-inegalites
Inequality Monopoly Game
Step into someone else's shoes for an afternoon and uncover how social structures truly impact our everyday lives. Through this engaging board game, young participants challenge the status quo and spark meaningful conversations about fairness. It is the perfect blend of playfulness and perspective to sharpen your understanding of the world around us.
Centre Paris Anim' Annie Fratellini (ex Villiot Rapée)
About
The Centre Paris Anim' Annie Fratellini hosts an interactive session featuring the Monopoly of Inequalities game, developed by the Observatory of Inequalities. On Wednesday, October 14, 2026, from 15:00 to 17:00, youths aged 11 and older are invited to explore social structures through an immersive gaming experience. By adopting specific personas, participants see how factors like age, gender, origin, and social background shape life trajectories. This event is free of charge and fully accessible to wheelchair users and individuals with cognitive disabilities, providing a platform for constructive discussion on how to foster a more equitable society.
As part of the Parisian Week Against Discrimination, the CPA Annie Fratellini invites young people aged 11 to 13 to discover the game created by the Observatory of Inequalities.
Embody a character and discover how inequalities related to age, gender, origin, or social background influence life paths.
A game session followed by a discussion to understand, debate, and imagine a fairer society together.
With the Observatory of Inequalities
Our take on this event
As part of the Parisian Week of Action Against Discrimination, the center located at 36 quai de la Rapée, 12th arrondissement, hosts this engaging event for 11 to 13-year-olds. The session combines gameplay with open dialogue, offering a unique perspective on the challenges faced by different groups within our society.
Participants will play the Monopoly of Inequalities, a tool designed to illustrate how various life circumstances impact individual paths. Following the game, a group discussion will take place, allowing participants to share thoughts, debate the underlying causes of inequalities, and brainstorm ideas for a fairer future.
This event takes place on Wednesday, October 14, 2026, and is entirely free. The venue is equipped to welcome wheelchair users and is adapted to support participants with cognitive disabilities.
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