Today is World Down Syndrome Day. Like every year, the Trisomy 21 France association calls on all of us to wear mismatched socks for the occasion. Objective: to celebrate diversity and raise public awareness of Down syndrome. In France, according to the Institut de Veille Sanitaire (InUS), an estimated 27,000 newborns a year are affected … Read more
Would you be willing to give up your favorite brand if you learn that it has maintained its market share in Russia given the current geopolitical context? According to a survey by the company GlobalData, 41% of consumers would not hesitate. Ecology, animal welfare, origin and composition of products… Consumers are increasingly aware of the … Read more
How do you talk to your child about pornography? When many parents decide to ignore this taboo topic, Bruno Solo has decided to tell his son everything. Confronted with the camera, he explains why it is so important to break the silence. Light on his valuable advice. “I spoke shamelessly to my son and my … Read more
LGBTQ+ people are still too often confronted with discrimination in the workplace. Indeed, according to a survey conducted by Ifop for the Other Circle in February 2020, 25% of them are already victims of LGBT phobia, reports The Express† To combat this discrimination (ranging from ridicule to threat, even physical or sexual violence), the L’autre … Read more
A humanitarian “catastrophe”. Since the start of the war in Ukraine, more than 3 million people have sought refuge in neighboring countries, alone or in the company of their families… and their pets. Dogs, cats and other four-legged friends also cross the Ukrainian border to seek refuge abroad. In France, associations are mobilizing to help … Read more
Do you want to get involved in the Ukrainian crisis, but don’t know how? You can now join the “Everyone for Tomorrow” coalition launched by Each One, in partnership with the consultancy Bonston Consulting Group (BCG). The mission of this coalition, established at the beginning of March 2022: “bringing together large companies that want to … Read more
Since March 14, Marina Ovsiannikova has been admired around the world for defying Kremlin censorship during a newscast. She faces up to 15 years in prison for this brave and pacifist action. But the Russian journalist doesn’t seem to want to stop there and is determined to expose the truth… Despite the severe punishment she … Read more
Toys to make people forget the trauma of war. This is the initiative of the local population of Sighetu Marmatiei, a Romanian town located on the border with Ukraine. On a wooden bridge over the river Tisza, which separates the two countries, toys and stuffed animals were placed there by “ordinary people, border guards and … Read more
If a representative of the state engages in behavior that seems inappropriate, what is the role of the citizen witnessing it? To keep your mouth shut and let things happen or to speak your disagreement loud and clear? Sunday, March 20, in a TGV connecting Barcelona to Paris, a passenger made a choice: while a … Read more
Dogs as a pain reliever? According to a Canadian study published in the journal “Plos One,” the presence of dogs in the emergency room could help manage pain, stress and anxiety in patients. This is called “canitherapy”. This surprising method may be of interest to healthcare providers whose concern is pain management. To conduct their … Read more