Conversation méditerranéenne n° 1 : « L’art du dialogue et de la relation »

L’art du dialogue et de la relation

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Conversation animée par Julien Loizeau 

A founding member of the Collège de Méditerranée, Julien Loiseau is a historian and Arabist, professor of the history of the medieval Islamic world at Aix-Marseille University, and researcher at the Institute for Research and Studies on the Arab and Muslim Worlds (IREMAM, Aix-en-Provence). He is also a former member of the French Institute of Oriental Archaeology and the former director of the French Research Center in Jerusalem.

Intervenante principale : Barbara Cassin – Academician and Hellenist

 Barbara Cassin, academic and research director at the CNRS, is a French philologist and philosopher, specializing in ancient Greek and rhetoric. Her work places great emphasis on translation and the plurality of languages, closely linked to Mediterranean cultures. She directed the European vocabulary of philosophies, mapping of untranslatable words, particularly in Mediterranean languages. Curator of the exhibition “ After Babel, translate " at the Mucem, she is behind the creation of the Maison de la Sagesse in Marseille, based around translation as a skill with differences.

Invités pour un dialogue avec les jeunes qui ont participé à MED25. 

Yaël GRONNER – Weavers of Peace

Coach, trainer, researcher and facilitator, Yaël Gronner supports SMEs, large companies, associations and local authorities by facilitating the implementation of collective intelligence processes. A doctor in sociology from the EHESS, she also studied philosophy at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.-Founder and member of the Visions Collectives association, she co-founded the Weavers of Peace collective, which brings together Jewish, Christian, and Muslim women in France who come together to talk, listen, and build bridges across divides. This collective was formed with the conviction that, in the face of incomprehension and suffering, dialogue, listening, and sharing are essential ways forward.

Marie-Laure GUIDI – MarseilleS, Marseille in the plural

 Marie-Laure Guidi is president of the Marseille Foundation, which supports local social entrepreneurs and impactful community projects. She is also involved locally and is involved in the community. MarseilleS – Marseille in the plural which brings together academics, journalists and business leaders to combat divisions and schisms within Marseille society.

Raphael TYSZBLAT – Anti-Clash

 Raphaël Tyszblat has been involved in mediation, training, and the design of educational programs aimed at fostering mutual understanding and conflict resolution for over 20 years. He is the co-founder of Connecting Actions and the European Institute for Dialogue, two non-governmental organizations dedicated to promoting dialogue. He is the founder of the AntiClash podcast, which gives voice to people who have real disagreements on issues that divide society.