The CSR Blog

Let's take an interest in our children's digital practices rather than demonizing them: Meeting with Thomas Rohmer of OPEN
What parent is not torn between fear of the effects of screens on their children and naivety, even laxity, regarding digital practices within the family? The Observatory of Parenting & Digit...
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Revolutionizing Sex Education: Meet Anna Alexander, Co-Founder of Split Banana
Did you know that positive sex education could help create better citizens? In 2022, a study conducted by the European Parliament’s Policy Department for Citizens’ Rights and Constitutional Affa...
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Adopting a circular economy model to revolutionize waste management: An interview with May Al-Karooni, founder of Globechain
For many years, environmentalists have been sounding the alarm about poor waste management. Waste is a major global problem, affecting everything from water to packaging. Not only does waste pollut...
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Cultivating Joy and Happiness: Meeting with Sophie Cliff, Positive Psychology Practitioner
When was the last time you felt genuine happiness? This seemingly simple question has significant depth to understanding the essence of our existence. In our fast-paced and hectic lives, where a m...
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Strengthening Climate Education and Activism with Noga Levy-Rapoport
It’s hardly surprising to see a steady growth in the number of activists among Generation Z, a generation often ridiculed or stereotyped for its heavy use of social media and technology. However, i...
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Taking Action Against Period Poverty and the Period Taboo with Terri Harris of Bloody Good Period
In the UK, almost a third of girls, women and people who menstruate* face financial difficulties in affording regular menstrual products, highlighting a pressing issue known as period poverty. Th...
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Blending innovation and inclusivity into every seam: A conversation with Victoria Jenkins, founder of pioneering adaptive fashion brand, Unhidden
In a world where it’s easier to find clothing collections for dogs than for the 20% of the world’s population with disabilities, Victoria Jenkins is leading a transformative movement. As the vision...
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Ethics and governance - with Viviane Neiter, corporate administration consultant.
Ethics and governance: these two subjects have dominated Viviane Neiter's career. Marked by the Enron affair in 2001, she decided to create her own governance firm and joined several boards of dire...
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How to promote the transmission of know-how and intergenerational links between employees in the company - Interview with Jérôme Permingeat, general manager of the Breton brand Le Minor.
Jérôme Permingeat is one of those people who have entrepreneurship in their blood. After finishing his master's degree focused on taking over struggling companies and creating new businesses, Jérôm...
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Finding the Place of the Invisible - with Angela Stienne, museum historian and founder of the Lyme Museum.
Angela Stienne is a writer, museum historian and researcher in ethics and communication in museums. Her specialty is the study of the representation of bodies in museums and in particular human rem...
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