The "Living in 2050" project is an innovative initiative by the French Red Cross aimed at raising public awareness about the climate and social challenges society could face by 2050. Through an immersive and interactive exhibition, participants are invited to envision a future where environmental and migratory crises disrupt daily life in France.
The "Exile Caravan" meets holidaymakers to discuss migration issues. The aim is to open up a space for dialogue on migration issues and to raise public awareness of the realities of migration in order to combat discrimination and prejudice.
Ecodair is an IT refurbisher with a social vocation based in France. Specialising in the refurbishment of computers, screens and accessories, Ecodair gives a second life to IT equipment while working to promote the integration of disadvantaged people into the world of work.
Carton Plein is a social and professional integration association that helps people suffering from social exclusion to find work, by providing them with complementary and adapted support services and ecologically innovative activities such as cardboard recycling and cyclo-logistics.
Bihucourt is a rural community with a population of 8 00, 50% of which was destroyed by a tornado on 23 October 2022. An hour after the tornado struck, the Pas-de-Calais Red Cross arrived on the scene to assess the damage and set up the CAI (Reception Centre) in the hall of the town hall.
To combat digitally exclusion the French Red Cross has launched the Territoires Zéro Exclusion Numérique (TZEN) - Zero Digital Exclusion Territories - project to enable its regional delegations to develop a strategy that takes into account all the factors of digital exclusion (equipment, connection, skills and uses) in order to help people who are far from digital and make it a vehicle for participation in society.
