On February 9, the “network of networks,” Who's Who, presented six awards at the first edition of the “Grand Soir des Femmes d’Excellence” to honor the exemplary careers of twelve women. These women serve as role models in various sectors, proving that anything is possible for women!
On April 9 and 10, 2026, the Abbaye aux Dames in Caen will host the 8th edition of the Normandy World Forum for Peace, organized by the Normandy Region, of which we are a partner. Under the theme “Hopes for Peace,” experts, researchers, and citizens will come together to reflect on peace in a changing world. Conferences, debates, youth workshops, and the Village for Peace will make this event a must-attend.
Before training for a career, it’s important to understand where you stand and where you want to go. In partnership with the Jérémy association, Le Projet Imagine has developed a program to help young people who have dropped out of school express their emotions, build confidence, and plan for the future. A look back at the specific program for “young people who have dropped out of school”—a time to pause, reflect, and take back control of their path.
As 2026 begins, we have lost a friend... and what a man he was! He was one of those people who face adversity head-on rather than giving in to it, and that makes all the difference…
A better world is possible, but you have to believe in it... In 2026, we reiterate our commitment to a fairer, more inclusive and sustainable society. Best wishes to all, and long live civic engagement! Hope Power...
The event ignites with the presence of Fatoumata Diawara, one of the great voices of contemporary Africa. A multifaceted and fiercely free artist, she embodies the fight against female genital mutilation, forced marriage, and for women’s emancipation. A modern-day Amazon and heir to the Mandinka kingdom, she will set the Folies Bergère alight tomorrow.