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"Acting against discrimination": understanding, witnessing, and building a more inclusive society with Ugop Radio
"Acting against discrimination": understanding, witnessing, and building a more inclusive society
Le Pavillon Culturel - Association UGOP (Paris 12th)
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"Acting against discrimination": understanding, witnessing, and building a more inclusive society
How can we recognize discrimination related to sexual orientation or gender identity? What levers can be used to prevent them and promote equal rights?
For this third meeting of the "Our prides have a voice" series, organized as part of the 2026 Pride Festival, UGOP Radio gives a voice to personalities engaged in research, associative initiatives, and awareness through culture.
Moderated by Salima Drider, artistic director of the UGOP association, this filmed radio show will bring together:
- Catherine Le Grand-Sébille, health socio-anthropologist and honorary university lecturer, who will provide her perspective on discrimination and its social consequences.
- Hal Evain, representative of the Lesbian Housing Front, who will present the challenges of inclusion and access to adapted living spaces.
- Séverine Roinssard, founder of the Crok Ciné association, who will discuss the contribution of cinema and media literacy to raising awareness.
This round table will address the different forms of discrimination, their consequences for the individuals concerned, associative resources, and initiatives that help change behaviors.
A time for reflection and exchange to better understand discrimination, value grassroots commitments, and identify concrete paths for action.
The show will be recorded and filmed in the presence of the public, then shared on UGOP Radio's digital platforms.
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Our take on this event
Step behind the scenes of a live podcast recording that dives deep into the realities of modern advocacy. Alongside leading voices from film, research, and community action, you will uncover practical ways to challenge discrimination and foster genuine equality. It is an ideal spot to sharpen your perspective while being part of a meaningful public conversation.
Join UGOP Radio on Thursday, November 19, 2026, at Le Pavillon Culturel in the 12th arrondissement for a special event titled 'Agir contre les discriminations'. Part of the 2026 Pride Festival, this live-recorded radio show focuses on recognizing and preventing discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity. Through a panel of researchers and activists, the session offers concrete perspectives on building a more inclusive society. This event is free to attend, open to anyone from age 6 and up, and the venue is fully wheelchair accessible for all participants.
On Thursday, November 19, 2026, from 16:30 to 18:30, head to the UGOP Association’s Pavillon Culturel to participate in a public recording of 'Nos fiertés ont une voix'. Hosted by artistic director Salima Drider, this third installment of the series gathers experts to discuss the reality of discrimination and how to foster equality. The guest panel includes socio-anthropologist Catherine Le Grand-Sébille, Hal Evain from the Front d'Habitat Lesbien, and Séverine Roinssard from Crok Ciné, who will share insights on social impacts, housing, and the power of film in raising awareness.
This roundtable event invites the audience to engage in a meaningful dialogue about systemic discrimination and positive action. By filming the session, UGOP Radio aims to highlight these field initiatives and research findings on their digital platforms. Whether you are interested in the sociological aspects or the practical associations involved, this session provides a space for learning and exchange. Admission is free, and the facility is accessible to wheelchair users, ensuring an inclusive environment for all attendees.
