The first European Integrity Games workshop (project supported by Erasmus+) took place online from 15 to 17 February 2021. During 5 days, 9 European participants gathered to explore the worlds of blockchains and escape games. A European workshop to test the first escape game on Bitcoins Organised and run by La Transplanisphère’s team, this workshop focused on the first escape game co-created by La Transplanisphère and Ohi Pezoume. As a reminder, the European Integrity Games project aims to create 7 games exploring different topics related to integrity. These 7 games
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As part of the europefiction project, La Transplanisphère works with students from the Albert Schweitzer high school in pairs with young people from Dortmund. In December, the participants from Le Raincy recorded a surprise for their German fellow students! In order to celebrate St. Nicholas’ Day together, a very popular celebration in Germany but also in the East of France and in Provence, the team of French students with the help of their workshop leader, Noémie Laurens Besace, and the teacher-librarian, Marie-Béatrice Bouger, recorded a podcast. Having as a theme
Transplanisphere team wishes you a very happy new year 2021. May your most wonderful and ambitious projects grow and blossom in this new year!
colored faces design by geralt / Gerd Altmann / pixabay La Transplanisphère has launched an innovative partnership from High School to Pre-school in the town of Le Raincy (93). This partnership associates the company with Maternelle Les Fougères, Les Fougères primary school, Collège Corot and Schweitzer high school. The residency aims to question intercultural dialogue through artistic creation (writing, theatre, choreography). Artists, teachers, and especially students from 5 to 17 years old will question what characterises them as individuals, their roots and their intercultural social environment. They will then imagine
Inviting 150 young people to imagine the Europe of tomorrow through artistic creation is the ambition of europefiction. – Testimony of Quentin Pihou, participant of the project (Lycée Schweitzer then student at Sciences Po Lille) – Gelsenkirchen, Germany. I remember the first tents being raised in the sun of July 2019. From all over Europe, 150 young people are joining the europefiction camp for its first-ever European edition. From Hungary, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Italy, Germany and France, we all share a common passion for art and
The European Integrity Games project, supported by Erasmus+ Strategic Partnerships, enters this week a new phase of its development. The project This project, which associates 6 European artistic companies, aims to question the notions of integrity, corruption and fraud in our society, through the design of role-playing games – escape games and interactive fictions. The project will tackle 3 main themes: integrity in the digital age, governing with integrity and finally integrity in health and food. In total, the partners will develop 7 games in two different formats. From October
European Integrity Games (supported by Erasmus + Strategic Partnerships) associates the Transplanisphere with a Collective project Sciences Po. From October 2019 to March 2020, 3 Master students worked with Bruno Freyssinet (artistic director of the company’s projects) on the design of an escape game questioning blockchain and cryptocurrencies (bitcoins). The SciencesPo group was made up of Nora Roeders (DE), Aleksander Pappalardo (It-Pl) and Ester Davanzo (It). The game scenario benefited from the advice of Frédéric Devic, director of Immersia (Paris). It also benefited from the advice of Pierre Noro, Chair
La Transplanisphere is part of the Open European Societies project supported by Europe for Citizens. With partners from 8 European countries, we asked 5 questions to citizens of all ages and backgrounds. This international video campaign aims to promote diversity, acceptance, intercultural dialogue as well as to combat hate speech. Questions asked to 30 European citizens: 1. What makes you want to get up in the morning? 2. What are you most proud of? 3. What does the word “home” mean to you? 4. What has been the greatest challenge
Roundtable at French National commission Unesco (CNFU) French Ministry of Foreign Affairs – Feb 12th, 2020, Paris (France) The Secretary-General of the French National Commission for UNESCO Alexandre Navarro and Sonia Dubourg Lavroff, General Inspector of Education, Advisor to the French National Commission for UNESCO, invited Bruno Freyssinet to present Grow from Seeds to a group of stakeholder representing several public authorities. The meeting took place at the CNFU headquarters, part of the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Paris (France). Among the audience, representatives from Erasmus+ France Agency, Ministry