Gustave Roussy, the first European center for the fight against cancer and the 4th best cancer hospital in the world, treats more than 49,000 patients each year, at all ages and for all types of cancer. The Institute combines medical, scientific and technological excellence in the service of patients. Its internationally renowned experts are mobilized around three key missions: care, research and teaching. Combining innovation, humanity and clinical trials, Gustave Roussy conveys a message of hope and action to cure cancer in the 21st century.
Cop1 is a solidarity association by and for students. Each of our actions aims to respond to the various aspects of student precariousness: food aid, access to rights, culture, sport, employment, and this in a friendly atmosphere. Our mission: to promote mutual assistance between young people so that everyone can live and study in dignity.
Driven by the enthusiasm of more than 4,500 volunteers in 20 cities across France, Cop1 develops its actions in new cities every year to help as many students as possible. The association also manages a solidarity restaurant in Paris: the Cop1ne. And is organizing the Cop1 Festival, the back-to-school festival in Paris, Lyon, Marseille and Angers in October 2024.
A marketplace exclusively powered by actors in the Social and Solidarity Economy and offering a catalog of products 100% from reuse.
Foremost all (s) fight for gender equality and the end of violence against women and LGBTQIA+ people. Created by young people and for young people, it acts by preventing sexist behavior and by supporting people who are victims of violence through its chat. Commentonsaime.fr, the first of its kind in France.
GHETT'UP is a network of young change actors who work to enhance the image of neighborhoods among the general public but especially among their inhabitants themselves. We want to create the conditions for young people from working-class neighborhoods to value themselves, realize themselves and take the place they deserve in society.
Greenpeace is an international organization independent of states, politically and financially, whose aim is to denounce attacks on the environment and to provide concrete solutions as well as to promote peace.
La Cloche is an association that acts against the exclusion of people in precarious situations by giving each person the opportunities to create local social ties, so that everyone can develop freely and be actors in a more inclusive society.We will give you the opportunity to learn more about how the association works and to come and lend a hand if you wish... We will tell you more very quickly, stay connected eds!
Founded in 1986, Lisaa Mode Paris is one of the most important fashion schools in France. We train the fashion professionals of tomorrow in an exceptional environment located in the heart of Paris. Each year, the school welcomes 1200 Bachelor and Master students, Fashion Design and Fashion Business, with specializations in fashion design/fashion design: model making, eco-responsible textile design, 3D design, and mesh design.
Our ambition is to train the new generations by giving them all the tools to develop creatively. In addition to instilling traditional know-how in them, Lisaa Mode Paris focuses on innovation, in an increasingly digital world, and on fashion that is more sustainable and responsible, full of emotion, rich in audacity and creativity.
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Backed by a century of commitment with more than 50,000 members, 5,000 active volunteers, 5,000 active volunteers, 400 employees on the national territory and a network of local associations active in 79 departments, the LPO is today the leading association for the protection of nature in France. ALPO aims to act for birds, wildlife, nature and humans, and to fight against the decline of biodiversity, through knowledge, protection, education and mobilization. It is chaired by Allain Bougrain Dubourg and is the official partner in France of the BirdLife International network.
ONE is a global advocacy and campaigning movement that is fighting to end extreme poverty and preventable diseases by 2030, so that everyone, everywhere, can lead a life full of dignity and opportunity. Co-founded by Bono (U2) and strictly non-partisan, ONE campaigns to raise awareness and mobilize the greatest number of citizens and political leaders to the challenges of international solidarity. The fight against extreme poverty and HIV/AIDS, as well as major epidemics or pandemics, has always been part of our organization's DNA. ONE also focuses its work on other issues: financing for development, access to education, financial transparency for businesses and governments, gender parity or climate justice. We are convinced that the fight against extreme poverty is not about charity, but about justice and equality.
SOS homophobia is an association created in 1994 whose object is the fight against homophobia, biphobia, transphobia, and intersexophobia through its hotline, its interventions in school and professional environments and its actions to raise public awareness. United around its 3 axes: Support, Prevent and Promote, SOS Homophobia is present to provide information on LGBTIphobias to the public because it wants a society that is the most inclusive for all.
Surfrider Foundation Europe is an association that acts for the protection and development of rivers, oceans, waves and coastlines. Why are we present in Paris? Because 80% of the waste found in the sea is brought in by waterways, such as the Seine. Public awareness, volunteer mobilization and education in schools are part of our main missions. Come and discover our actions by visiting our stand!
Make your festival headband out of old T-shirts, answer the quiz to find out which fashionista you are and win gifts! Tomorrow's fashion will be eco-friendly, why not start today? Because combining ecology and fashion is possible. Come and visit the PikPik booth to find out how to have a style that respects human beings and the planet!
The Shifters is an association of volunteers in support of the Shift Project, a famous Think Tank chaired by Jean Marc Jancovici that works to decarbonize the economy in order to respond to the double energy-climate constraint. The Shifters are a network of professionals with very diverse profiles, experiences and skills who support the Shift Project in its work, learn about the decarbonization of the economy and are at the initiative of numerous and varied projects aimed at popularizing energy-climate issues and disseminating the Shifters ideas on carbon transition. Today, there are more than 10,000 members present in all regions of France and the world!
Since 2018, global citizens have joined forces to collect as much trash as possible forgotten in nature on World Cleanup Day! In 2022, millions of citizens mobilized in more than 190 countries... A record! How many will there be in 2023? The mission of the World Cleanup Day France association is to promote the program in mainland France and overseas territories, by mobilizing citizens, schools, businesses, communities and associations. It creates the tools to make the operation possible and facilitate its organization by each citizen. World Cleanup Day belongs to everyone. It is an opportunity to meet people close to home, to act together. It is a great solidarity movement to do good for the planet and to act concretely and simply. It's a 1Er not to become aware of consumption and production patterns. The World Cleanup Day makes it possible to federate all the actors of a territory and makes possible an exchange that can continue beyond for #mieuxconsommer #mieuxproduire #moinsjeter, and offer solutions everywhere in the territories. All committed to a waste-free planet!
WWF is one of the very first independent environmental organizations in the world. With an active network in more than 100 countries and with the support of nearly 5 million members, WWF works to stop the degradation of the planet's natural environment and build a future where humans live in harmony with nature, by conserving global biological diversity, by ensuring the sustainable use of renewable natural resources, and by promoting the reduction of pollution and waste.
Les Restos du Coeur is the story of a “small idea” that has become a national symbol.
In 1985, at the microphone of Europe 1, Coluche mobilized all the goodwill of the country around a free canteen project, intended for poor people.
Four decades later, Les Restos has 75,000 volunteers and is still fighting against precariousness and all forms of inequality. The association has grown but its needs and the social emergency have never been greater.
