As the international community enters the final phase of implementing the 2030 Agenda, the representatives of Le Projet Imagine at the United Nations in New York, Elena Cusmir and Andrea Fage, participated in key events held as part of the 2026 High-Level Political Forum (HLPF) on Sustainable Development.
In the face of the challenges of our time, rethinking education has become a matter of urgency. In the journal *Reflets*, Frédérique Bedos questions a model based on certainty, competition and domination, and calls for the emergence of a school system based on cooperation. A more humane, more humanist school system, capable of creating the conditions for a world that is sustainably at peace.
Because every child deserves to return to school with confidence, Le Projet Imagine is joining forces with the Kiabi Foundation to help make the start of the new school year a more relaxed experience. Through a fun and supportive booklet, simple advice and tailored activities, pupils are helped to overcome their anxieties and believe in their own abilities.
What if the start of the new school year were an opportunity to give pupils the tools they need to better understand the world and find their place in it? Through its various educational programmes, the Imagine Project supports teaching staff in developing psychosocial skills, strengthening cohesion and fostering civic engagement in the classroom.
Reunions, a change of pace, new projects – going back to school is synonymous with excitement, but for some, it’s a source of anxiety. Here’s some support for everyone who’s dragging their feet #backtoschool ;). To tackle it with optimism, we invite you to start with some music: Keren Ann and her gentle melody ‘Que la vie est belle’. A radiant chorus, shared during our Hope Power evening at the Folies Bergère, which still resonates today..
Following the 8th edition in Berlin three years ago, the 9th World Congress of “Together Against the Death Penalty” took place in Paris in early July, and we were there.