Citizens, equality, rights and values
17 November 2023
Project
17 November 2023
Today we are in Paris with our international partners from the EnEnWomen project: Encouraging Women Participation in Times of Pandemic, part of the European CERV (Citizenship, Equality, Rights and Values) programme.
We began with a visit to the Panthéon in Paris, where Jean Monnet is buried, but above all to visit the tombs of illustrious French women such as Marie Curie, Germaine Tillion and Simone Veil (winner of the Charles V Prize from the Yuste Foundation), as a symbol of the legacy that French women have contributed to the history of France and Europe.
The rest of the day was devoted to :
- the sharing of information on the women who could join the European Pantheon by each partner country
- a presentation by Monica Radu on the situation of women in France following the pandemic and women's shelters
Pantheon
Paris
The Women of the Pantheon :
- Joséphine Baker
- Sophie Berthelot
- Marie Curie
- Geneviève de Gaulle-Anthonioz
- Germaine Tillion
- Simone Veil
In front of the tomb of Jean Monnet and Simone Veil
House of Europe
Paris
Presentation of the activities of the Maison de l'Europe in Paris
Which women for the European Pantheon?
Workshop
The aim of the workshop is to launch a debate on the importance of female role models for society and education.
Each delegation presents the woman or women who should be in the European Pantheon.
Romania
Workshop
Laura Badea-Cârlescu
Spain
Workshop
- Clara Campoamor Rodríguez
- Carmen Alborch Bataller
- Ana Carmona Ruiz
Italy
Workshop
- Franca Viola
- Paola di Nicola
France
Workshop
Olympe de Gouges
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