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Film-debate "The violence that escapes us"

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Nov 14Free

Film-debate "The violence that escapes us"

A film-debate around the documentary "The violence that escapes us" on the theme of ordinary educational violence.

Maison de la vie associative et citoyenne - 13ème

About

The 58-minute film addresses gestures or words that we believe are trivial but which leave lasting traces in our relationship with ourselves and others. Through testimonies from children, adolescents, parents, and health professionals, it explores the evolution of educational practices. This documentary invites us to reflect on what we wish to pass on to support every child towards their autonomy and fulfillment.

The debate following the screening will be moderated by the documentary's director for Préparons Demain, Anne Jochum, the president of the CCAS of Laxou (funder of the documentary) Jérôme Bouret, the mayor of Laxou, and Doha Hassouni, regional representative for Ile-de-France for StopVEO (www.stopveo.org)

To watch the trailer of the film: https://youtu.be/Zs5HHi49uAo?si=QlkjRyJeozzh-1_E

Registration is highly recommended: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd1qQ6PVcuA7aeX7B6tnYAG9laWEjiUHZB0LjPzmxxsDNlQaQ/viewform?usp=dialog


Our take on this event

Some actions and words might seem trivial yet they quietly shape the way we relate to ourselves and others. Take a seat for this insightful documentary and stay to discuss how we can foster a more nurturing approach to raising the next generation.

On Saturday, November 14, 2026, the Maison de la vie associative et citoyenne in the 13th arrondissement hosts a screening of the documentary "Ces violences qui nous échappent". Suitable for those aged 12 and up, this event examines how seemingly minor daily actions and words can have long-lasting effects on personal relationships. It provides a meaningful opportunity for parents and adolescents to reflect on educational practices and child development. The event is free to attend, though registration is highly recommended to secure your spot for this morning of shared learning and discussion.

This 58-minute documentary explores the concept of ordinary educational violence. Through the experiences of children, teenagers, parents, and healthcare professionals, the film challenges us to consider how we can better support children's growth, autonomy, and well-being in our daily lives.

The event takes place from 10:00 to 12:00. Following the screening, a debate will be moderated by the film's director, Anne Jochum, alongside the Mayor of Laxou, Jérôme Bouret (President of the CCAS of Laxou), and Doha Hassouni (regional representative for StopVEO in Île-de-France). This session offers a platform to analyze the film's themes and discuss contemporary approaches to education with experts and guests.

Join us at the Maison de la vie associative et citoyenne, 31 rue Bobillot, Paris. Admission is free, and we strongly suggest registering online in advance to confirm your attendance.

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