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Making equality in higher education a reality: at what cost? Through 26 interviews, discover the daily lives of those who act, balancing commitment, lack of resources, and resistance. The equality-diversity missions tested by their institutionalisation: perspectives from those who bring them to life. CPED — Permanent Conference of Equality and Diversity Mission Officers - Qualitative aspect of the REMÈDE 2 survey (2025) — 2026 Audio Capsules on Health Practices 🎙️🎥 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IC0VtnT_1ak Analysis of Health Practices and link to the source ℹ️➕ https://www.pratiquesensante.com/blog/pratiques-15/situation-du-logement-dans-les-quartiers-prioritaires-de-la-politique-de-la-ville-2024-2030-6286/ The report gives a voice to the professionals who daily carry out the equality-diversity policies in higher education and research (p. 4). It does not aim to measure the extent of phenomena but to understand their professional realities, the transformations of their role, and the conditions for implementing these policies (p. 3). The document indicates a desire to contribute to a better understanding of ongoing transformations and the necessary conditions for their deployment (p. 4). It also addresses the emotional burden of those listening and the effects of the role on individuals' health (p. 16-18). The equality-diversity missions tested by their institutionalisation: perspectives from those who bring them to life - https://www.pratiquesensante.com/en/blog/practices-15/the-equality-diversity-missions-tested-by-their-institutionalisation-perspectives-from-those-who-bring-them-to-life-6288 #️⃣ #pratiquesensante #ÉgalitéDiversité #EnseignementSupérieur #VSS #LutteContreLesDiscriminations #SouffranceAuTravail #CPED #EnquêteQualitative #pratiquesensante #ÉgalitéDiversité #EnseignementSupérieur #VSS #LutteContreLesDiscriminations #SouffranceAuTravail #CPED #EnquêteQualitative (translated)

Louise Montangon wrote that political ideas should be able to be expressed in the democratic debate without leading to persecution, harassment, or death threats. She said she hoped that justice would do its job in her case as in all others. #Démocratie #LibertéDExpression #Justice (translated)

Guillaume Herblot argued that, according to Bukele, a country could not be reformed without removing corrupt judges, who risked forming a "judicial dictatorship" and blocking reforms. He claimed that Brazil had just provided an example and that France had been practicing this logic for decades, more discreetly. Herblot believed that universal suffrage only made sense if the elected officials had the final say, rather than a network of unremovable magistrates interpreting the rules according to their interests. Without a real possibility of removing political judges, he wrote, elections would remain a charade and the "cartel" would remain in place. #Réforme #Justice #Politique (translated)

The author claimed that the government was refusing to respond to the demands of the high school students and was betting on the movement's waning. He estimated that it would continue without political responses and indicated that he had proposed immediate measures to resolve the crisis. (translated)

The author stated that ethnic cleansing was underway in the occupied West Bank. He estimated that political leaders who limited themselves to denouncing the "problem of violent settlers" were helping to absolve Israel and its army of pursuing a policy of settlement colonization. #Cisjordanie #NettoyageEthnique #Colonisation #IL #PS (translated)

The author believed that no one should be intimidated in the country because of their political opinions. He added that democracy involved recognizing the freedom of one's opponents, not just that of people who share one's ideas. The message was accompanied by the hashtag #Marine2027. #Marine2027 https://t.co/KJAqs2RZMO #démocratie #liberté #intimidation #FR (translated)

Several political leaders, including MP Clémentine Autain, are speaking out against the violence of the far right that occurred in Nice and Montpellier during the demonstrations on October 24, mentioning the powerlessness of law enforcement in the face of these militias. #Ultradroite #Violences #Manifestations (translated)

Focus indicated that more than 60 organizations, unions, and political parties had called for a demonstration on October 31 at 2 PM in front of the Ministry of Armed Forces in Paris to demand the cessation of French arms deliveries to Israel. The media attributed this call to BDS France. #Manifestation #BDS #France (translated)

AuBonTouiteFrançais wrote that several political leaders are seeking to remain in power in their countries to prevent, according to him, the accumulated legal proceedings against them from leading them to prison for many years. He asked his readers to name the three main concerned parties. #Politique #Pouvoir #Justice (translated)

Baloo defended the necessity of better understanding France's colonial and migratory history and called for the fight against racism. He reminded that Italians also suffered racism in France, citing the massacre of Italians in Aigues-Mortes in 1893, and that people of Asian descent were also victims of discrimination. He mentioned the experiences of several colonized peoples or recruited workers. According to him, Algeria had been colonized for 132 years and integrated into France as departments, despite unequal rights. He also stated that Algerians had been recruited to work in factories and on construction sites, sometimes in slums, and that the French army had tortured, raped, and killed civilians during the Algerian war. He wrote that Senegalese and Malians had been enlisted in the French armies, sometimes by force, before being employed in sectors such as mining and construction. He added that agreements had been signed as early as 1963 to bring in Moroccan and Tunisian workers. Baloo also mentioned colonial slavery in the Antilles and Réunion, abolished in 1848, and then the creation of BUMIDOM in 1963 to organize the departure of people to the mainland. He emphasized that these people were already French. Regarding Congo, he attributed forced labor and atrocities that would have caused millions of victims to the reign of Leopold II, King of the Belgians. He estimated that the effects of domination and exploitation persist, particularly in the inequalities in overseas territories and the debates about monetary sovereignty around the CFA franc. However, he clarified that he did not hold today's French responsible for the actions of their ancestors but deemed it necessary to understand this history. Reflecting on his childhood in Montfermeil and the documentary he had made about the town, Baloo stated that in the 1980s, the mayor refused enrollment in school for children from immigrant families. He also described neighborhoods marked, in his opinion, by degraded housing, insufficient infrastructure, and limited prospects. He believed that misery and exclusion could foster certain deviations, without excusing delinquency, and reminded that these neighborhoods also saw the emergence of professionals and artists. Finally, he denounced what he saw as a contradictory treatment of French people of immigrant descent: celebrated as French during World Cup victories but sent back to their origins when they claimed rights or denounced racism. He concluded that no one should have to justify their place in the country where they were born. #Histoire #Éducation #Racisme (translated)

410,000 demonstrators in France according to the Interior Ministry, "nearly 800,000" according to the CGT. But even if it is down compared to October 17 (the media will emphasize this), this mobilization remains massive, given the political, judicial, and police threats facing the demonstrators. (translated)

The author indicated having participated in Orléans, alongside trade union, political, and youth organizations, in a mobilization against the normalization of the extreme right. He believed that their speeches of hatred and division fueled a dangerous and racist climate, and stated his intention to continue fighting against it. https://t.co/rIvl38jVlF #NonÀLaHaine #LutteContreLExtremeDroite #Solidarité #FR (translated)

⚖️ In 2020, 1.8 million deaths from non-communicable diseases before the age of 75 were considered avoidable in the WHO European Region: about 60% were due to preventable causes. 📉 The report analyzes trends in tobacco, alcohol, physical activity, obesity, and diabetes since 2010, as well as the adoption of prevention and care policies. 📒 Avoidable mortality, risk factors and policies for tackling noncommunicable diseases in the WHO European Region ✍️ WHO Regional Office for Europe, Copenhagen. Writing: Ivo Rakovac, Gauden Galea, Nadia Scott, Laura Vremis, Stephan Spat, Allison Ekberg, Sergei Bychkov, Natalia Fedkina, and Sumudu Kasturiarachchi, Special Initiative on Noncommunicable Diseases and Innovation Audio Capsules of Health Practices 🎙️🎥 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I-al1KNLSOo Analysis of Health Practices and link to the source ℹ️➕ https://www.pratiquesensante.com/blog/pratiques-15/mortalite-evitable-facteurs-de-risque-et-politiques-de-lutte-contre-les-maladies-non-transmissibles-dans-la-region-europeenne-de-l-oms-6285 📌 For health, prevention, and medico-social professionals, this report provides arguments to advocate for the role of prevention to decision-makers and funders, while highlighting the need for accessible and quality care (p. viii-ix, 59). It helps to place actions on tobacco, alcohol, diet, or physical activity within a common strategy for reducing chronic diseases, rather than in isolated interventions. It also reminds that action must focus on living conditions and environments, and not just on individual behaviors, involving multiple sectors and civil society (p. 65). Data concerning France allows for situating national issues in the European context (annex 3). A resource to support a project, mobilize partners, or inform a diagnosis, to be complemented by local data: the report does not allow to determine alone the priorities of a territory nor to precisely choose the modalities of intervention. 🇬🇧: Avoidable mortality, risk factors and policies for tackling noncommunicable diseases in the WHO European Region - https://www.pratiquesensante.com/en/blog/practices-15/avoidable-mortality-risk-factors-and-policies-for-tackling-noncommunicable-diseases-in-the-who-european-region-6285 #️⃣ #pratiquesensante #NonCommunicableDiseases #AvoidableMortality #PrimaryPrevention #WHOEurope #RiskFactors #HealthInequalities #HealthInAllPolicies #pratiquesensante #MaladiesNonTransmissibles #MortalitéÉvitable #PréventionPrimaire #OMSEurope #FacteursDeRisque #InégalitésDeSanté #SantéDansToutesLesPolitiques (translated)

Kamil Abderrahman relayed a statement from the lawyer of the family of Pengo Bossio Wangi, in which they requested that the investigation thoroughly trace the radicalization journey of the alleged suspect, Kévin T., and the ideological sources to which he may have been exposed. The family also noted that the racist theses of the "great replacement" and the stigmatizing remarks about populations based on their origin or religion have been spread for several years in certain media and political spaces, including during the ongoing electoral campaign. #Justice #Radicalisation #Discrimination (translated)