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Round table with Solenciel and UP for Humanness (UP) | International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women
As part of the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, join us for a round table on "The place of work in reconstruction and emancipation after experiencing violence" with Solenciel and UP for Humanness (UP)
Maison des réfugiés (Paris 19th)
About
A round table to examine the role of work in the journeys of women who are victims of violence.
With Rodolphe Baron, General Delegate of Solenciel; a Solenciel beneficiary, who will share her experience; Diane d’Audiffret, co-founder and General Delegate of UP for Humanness; Caroline Riffard, Deputy Regional Director of France Travail Ile-de-France; Mahaut Chaudouet-Delmas, political advisor and feminist activist.
Our take on this event
Step into a meaningful discussion about how professional integration serves as a powerful path toward empowerment and healing. This dialogue brings together activists and survivors to explore how returning to work can truly rebuild a life after trauma.
On November 25, 2026, the Maison des réfugiés in the 19th arrondissement hosts a roundtable discussion focusing on how employment aids the recovery of women who have experienced violence. This event invites the public, aged 12 and over, to engage with personal testimonies and professional insights from organizations like Solenciel and UP for Humanness. The session runs from 18:30 to 21:30 and is free to attend, though registration is required. The venue is fully accessible to wheelchair users, ensuring a welcoming environment for all participants interested in these critical social issues.
Marking the international day for the elimination of violence against women, this meeting at the Maison des réfugiés explores the intersection of professional integration and overcoming domestic trauma. From 18:30 to 21:30, speakers will examine the role of the workforce in restoring agency and stability for survivors.
The conversation features Rodolphe Baron, General Delegate of Solenciel, alongside a beneficiary of the organization who will offer a firsthand account. Expert perspectives will be provided by Diane d’Audiffret from UP for Humanness, Caroline Riffard of France Travail Ile-de-France, and feminist activist Mahaut Chaudouet-Delmas, ensuring a comprehensive look at the subject from both grassroots and institutional viewpoints.
Located at 10 bis rue Henri Ribière, 75019 Paris, the event is open to attendees aged 12 and up. Participation is free of charge, but guests must register in advance to secure their spot. The premises are wheelchair accessible.
