A stone’s throw from the Panthéon, in Paris’ Latin Quarter, a large-print bookstore shows its commitment to more inclusive reading. For a year now, the bookshop with large characters has been offering books with XXL typography for the visually impaired for better reading comfort. An unprecedented initiative that appeals to a wider audience than expected… … Read more
Message to cookie fans. A gastronomic and revolutionary product will soon be on supermarket shelves: MiOUM biscuits. Developed by three childhood friends who recently graduated as agricultural engineers, these cookies have the special feature of being 100% vegan and made in France. But that’s not all, they are also the first cookies that show a … Read more
Who says the arrival of the beautiful days, says the return of the frogs in our gardens. And as with birds, batrachians need a little shelter to rest, escape predators or cool off on sunny days. A valuable resource for these now endangered species. As a reminder, the amphibian population has been declining continuously for … Read more
It just seems to come from Miyazaki’s imagination. In Japan, architect Issei Suma and his mother imagined a wooden mini-village in the heart of the mountains where the elderly or disabled are welcome. An enchanting and unified project. Nestled in the region of Shizuoka Prefecture, on the Pacific coast and overlooked by the majestic Mount … Read more
Organizing collections for people in very precarious situations is one of the ways to take the CSR path. This is what, for example, the In Extenso group, which specializes in accountancy, has decided to do. For example, the company organized its annual collection for the benefit of the Restos du Cœur. For example, 5,000 employees … Read more
Racism is also a matter for her. For most black women, a job interview with an Afro is still unthinkable. And rightly so, many prejudices regarding hairstyles persist in the professional environment. In the United States, the United States House of Representatives has just passed a law banning all forms of hair discrimination at work … Read more
What could be worse than walking, running or cycling for hours under the blazing sun and discovering… that your water bottle is empty? If this happens to you, don’t panic! There’s now an ecological movement to fill your reusable bottle for free wherever you are (or almost). Do you already know the #GourdeFriendly? With this … Read more
White vinegar is indispensable in our interior. To wash its surfaces or whiten its laundry, it is the ally of house fairies who do not want to use chemical products in their interiors. But did you know that white vinegar is also effective for certain tasks in the garden? Here are ways you can use … Read more
While the Ukrainian crisis never ceases to make headlines, as outbursts of solidarity multiply around the world and as Europe takes in large numbers of refugees fleeing a country at war, other conflicts continue to claim casualties. This is particularly the case in Yemen, where the country has been ravaged for nearly seven years by … Read more
Amelia Anisovych, 7, took the Polish stage to sing the national anthem of her country at war. And if his name doesn’t tell you anything, chances are you’ve already heard his voice… Do not forget that on March 3, a touching video made the rounds on social networks. We discovered a young Ukrainian girl who … Read more