Auteur/autrice : cyril

Head of business development of Silverrail Technologies.
If few men do not engage in favor of mixing, it is for three reasons: fear, ignorance, and apathy. Manhood is a power but it is also a burden.

Franco-Canadian trained in general management at the Harvard Business School, Marie-Christine Mahéas is an engineer specializing in mathematics applied to industrial issues. During her career in Canada and Europe, she has successively headed the Canadian Armed Forces, American Airlines / Saber, Carlson Wagonlit Travel, Atos and CGI.
Former President of Professional Women’s Network (PWN – 800 members in Paris) from 2011 to 2013, founder of the Prix Entrepreneure Responsible PWN and coordinator of the Observatoire de l’Equilibre Men-Femmes (OEHF), she led the collective book « Mixité , When men engage « (Eyrolles 2015), translated in 2016, » Gender balance, when men step up « (Eyrolles 2016). It has been committed to gender balance in the workplace for more than 10 years and is working more specifically on this subject in the dialogue between men and women.

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Independent journalist for the Obs, Brain magazine and Glamor.
There is not a feminism but feminism. There is no woman but women. Feminism is a struggle against patriarchy that dictates the codes of our society.

A graduate of the Institut Francais de Presse (IFP) in Paris II-Assas and a Master 2 professional in bilingual French-English journalism (Paris III), she began studying for L’Obs, La Tribune and Rolling Stone in 2006 Before working for one year for a communication agency and for six months for a digital music label.
 
She now works as an independent journalist and journalist in society and culture, including L’Obs, Brain magazine and Glamor, and specializes in women’s rights, feminism and hip-hop.
 
After a quick passage through Osez la Féminisme, she campaigned at La Barbe for a year and then at Femen, of which she left in February 2014. She is now a feminist militant « sans étiquette », a member of the collective of women journalists Prenons la Une, And collaborates punctually with various individuals and associations including La Barbe, Georgette Sand, Human Rights for Tou-te-s and Midi Minuit du Matrimoine and the Institute for Reproductive Health.
 

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Founder of Women In Africa for the Economic Development of the African Continent.
Some men dare to say » there are only women left « , although they have always had all the powers. Mixing is a problem of education, borders, peripherals.

Born of birth, Aude de Thuin is an entrepreneur who has the particular competence to create companies that fit into the emerging societal currents. It is also very committed to recognizing the place of women in society.
Inviting women to break free from old models to assume their ambitions and to demonstrate that diversity is a factor of progress and a necessity for the future, she created the Women’s Forum, which brings together once a year in Deauville Women of influence from around the world to work for a better representativeness of women and greater complementarity between men and women in all the organs of power in society. She ceded this world-renowned company in 2011. And wrote a book « Women if you dare, the world would be better off. »
Today, it continues by launching a global initiative Women in Africa, dedicated to African women and their contribution to the economic development of the African continent,

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General Director of Fondation TF1.
In my family I had to exist. What saved me? It is the sport. I have gained positive values. The springboards: we must seek them, create them.

For many years now, Samira Djouadi has been working for young people from the suburbs, helping them to enter the workplace. The TF1 corporate foundation, since its creation in 2008, supports associative or individual initiatives with projects related to the TF1 group’s businesses and events. She also created the association « Sport à Vie » in Aubervilliers. It allows children to experience major sporting events.
Samira Djouadi holds a BTS in management, a diploma in sports education and a diploma from the Dauphine University « Management and Diversity Chair ».
Samira Djouadi was recently elected Woman of Heart of Women in Gold.

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CNRS researcher at the Sciences Po Policy Research Center (CEVIPOF).
In order for the Republic to live, it is necessary to liberate the equality of brotherhood and the market. Mixing is good for business? But it is benevolent racism.

She is a member of the scientific council of the Institut Emilie du Châtelet and chairs the Parity Commission of the High Council Equality between Women and Men, an advisory body to the Prime Minister.
She is a Doctor of the Paris IEP in political science and holds a postgraduate degree in law and a master’s degree in philosophy from the University of Paris I – Panthéon Sorbonne.
In Equality under conditions: gender, parity, diversity (Presses de Sciences Po, 2015), she analyzes the public justifications for equality policies for « non-brothers »: women and non-whites. She also questioned contemporary practices of gender parity, diversity and equality in The Invention of Diversity (PUF, 2012), The Sexual Order – The Perception of Gender Inequalities (PUF, 2007) and The « What do I know? « On Parity (PUF, 2008). His next book The Myth of Equality will appear in January 2017 at the Presses de Sciences Po.

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Director General of the Robert Schuman Foundation. Expert from the European Union.
In Europe, the place of women is the best on the planet. There are as many women – state / government – as in the rest of the world.

A graduate of extensive international relations and of the Institute of Political Studies (International Relations Section), she was the auditor of the 56th National Session of the Institute of Higher National Defense Studies (IHEDN). An expert on the European Union and its policies, she is the author of several articles on the status of women in the European Union.

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Radio and TV host. Ambassador #HeForShe.
I’m a feminist. I tell men, machos, women, feminists. I wonder all the time in my job how to interview a woman without looking macho ?

Ambassador HeforShe. Normalien, an associate of English, Augustin Trapenard passed by the University of Berkeley before teaching English literature at the Ecole Normale Supérieure Lettres et Sciences Humaines from 2006 to 2009. Critic of books, he collaborated with ELLE magazine and At the LITERARY MAGAZINE, while embodying the literature on RADIO NOVA and FRANCE 24 until 2011. After three years on FRANCE CULTURE, he produces and animates since 2014 « Boomerang » on FRANCE INTER, every morning at 9:10. He is also a literary columnist at the « Grand Journal » of CANAL PLUS, and presents on the same channel the weekly cinema « Le Cercle » and the monthly literary « 21cm ».

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Comedian, humorist, writer «Sarah, 30 years my cancer even not afraid.
We are equal to the disease. We must respect ourselves as a man, as a woman. With our own identity.

Sarah Pébereau was trained at Cours Florent (1999-2002) and then with Jordan Beswick (2010-2013).

She holds a Master 2 in Communication at the University of Burgundy in 2006. After four years in communication agency, she returned to her first love: cinema and theater.

She has starred in The Lady by Luc Besson and Switch by Frédéric Schoendoerffer. On stage, she is currently playing her second one-woman show Looseuse de l’amour.

Diagnosed with breast cancer at age 30, she’s okay today! She chose humor to tell this test in the form of a logbook in a book testimony « Sarah 30 years my cancer not even scared! » (Michel de Maule, 2015) so that its history can help others affected by the disease.

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Between macho and nice, men do not know where to place … and women suffer. Two distinct identities to build a couple.
One should not aspirate the other. If we want a happy mix, let’s get to know each other.

Thérèse Hargot makes counsel in emotional, sexual and relational life. She also works with adolescents, organizations and the media to stimulate reflection on issues related to sexuality and feminism.
In February 2016, she signed with Albin Michel a test society « Sexually liberated youth (or almost) ».

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