Collectif féministe pour l'égalité. Pour l'égalité et contre l'islamophobie.

‘’2004-2014, le CFPE lutte toujours’’
Pour clôturer son cycle d’activités 2014,
le Collectif des Féministes Pour l’Egalité vous invite à une rencontre publique
le samedi 18 octobre 2014 de 9h30 à 17h
à la Maison Fraternelle, 37, rue Tournefort - 75005 Paris. M° Monge.
Programme :
Matinée :
1) Interventions introductives des présidentes successives du CFPE sur le sens de leur engagement.
2) Présentation par une chercheuse de l’université Nice Sophia Antipolis de l’état de la recherche qu’elle entreprend pour le CFPE sur les retombées de la loi de mars 2004.
3) Témoignages « La loi du 15 mars 2004, un bilan humain et social alarmant », par des lycéennes, chefs d’établissement, CPE, enseignant-e-s, femmes de quartiers populaires...
Pause de 12h30 à 14h
Après-midi :
1) Regards comparatifs sur les stigmatisations/exclusions : France, Belgique, Québec.
2) Intermède artistique : performance "Femme voilée dans la boîte" de la plasticienne artiviste Sonia Merazga.
3) Débat : « Bilan des engagements et des actions, perspectives renouvelées d’actions et pistes de mises en réseau ».
Clôture à 17h
P.A.F. souhaitée : de 2 à 5 euros

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