Wednesday, June 29th

This first plenary will settle the framework of this second edition of the International Forum for Well Being, including exchanges about « How to stay the course of a fair and sustainable society ». It will be in this sequence toexpose the stakes in order to nourish the reflection and the proposals of solution throughout the forum.

Animation : Celina Whitaker (Co-president of FAIR – Forum for Other Wealth Indicators)

Venue : Stendhal – Amphi 1

Speakers:

• Body, rhythms and joy

Play with the body and the rythms can procure joy and collective well-being. This workshop,enables to discover in a simple and friendly way.

Speaker: Karim Reggad

Venue : Simone Veil – 104

• Médit’actions Yoga du Cœur

Simple and easy to use every day meditation to energise our subtle heart, the source of our inner well-being, and a true inner compass that can enlighten our lives.

Speaker: Sophie Calvet

Venue : Simone Veil – 102

• Do In and Hatha Yoga: subtle awakening

With Hatha Yoga, and the Do In, go meet your interiority, balance yourself energetically, soothe the mental fluctuations through your body, your movement and your feeling. Promote inner listening, through postural adjustment, breathing practices, self-massages.

Speaker : Brunelle Guignier

Venue : Simone Veil – 103

• North-South (and South-South!) cross-views on the SDGs and fair trade

The ODDAFIP project (Sustainable Development Goals with Artisans of Fair Trade and Social and Solidarity Economy of France, India and Peru), winner of the European initiative « Mindchangers », offers you a debate-projection in order to present the impacts and applications of the sustainable development goals especially in the countries of the South, with the presence of the film director.

Speaker : M. Monteagudo

Venue: Simone Veil – 201

• What place for our children?

We all want the best for our children. Joy and love. With a frantically rhythmic daily life and days that are a succession of expectations and constraints, how can we best accompany them when we ourselves suffer the ordinary violence of the child? We will try to put consciousness on this ordinary violence in order to gradually detach ourselves from the patterns of reproduction.

Speaker : Catherine Silvestre

Venue: Simone Veil – 202

• Travel in 2030 glorious

This unprecedented trip in glorious 2030 invites you to catch your breath, it is an invitation, we would like it to become an epidemic! In the time of a discussion, you will set foot in this new world that we are ready to build together.

Speaker : Julien Vidal

Venue: Simone Veil – 203

• Tell me what you eat, I’ll tell you what planet it’s drawing!

America/Rhone-Alpes cross views: How do our plates eat the planet? What are the impacts of our food choices here and there? How can we meet the challenge of a rich society for everyone and rich of its whole world? Let’s cross our eyes with our partners in Mexico and Guatemala.

Speakers : Maria Estela Barco & Faustino Guzman (organisation DESMI – Mexique) ; Sandra Montejo & Joaquin Guzmanet (organisation SERJUS – Guatemala) ; Johan Charvet, André Briquet, Marie-Hélène Barberot, Renée Gaude (CCFD-Terre Solidaire)

Venue: Simone Veil – 204

• The biodiversity fresco

The Biodiversity Fresco is a collaborative, playful and scientific workshop that allows us to understand simply the issues surrounding the erosion of biodiversity and the systemic aspect of this erosion. Warning: duration 3 hours.

Speaker : Marie Odini

Venue: Simone Veil – 302

• Piloting sustainable transformation at a community level. From concept to action. A workshop to share and capitalise on feedback from the municipality of St Fons: from SDGs to the strategic plan of territorial development
  

The expected sustainable transformation must be global, participatory, structured and driven by a strong collective ambition. Conceived at the global level, the sustainable development goals are a unifying framework that can be adapted on any scale. Based on the experience of the municipality of St Fons, the various key stages, the engines and the brakes will be shared in the workshop to facilitate the transition to action of each.

Speakers : Lydie Gharib, Marine Lopez-Martinez, Silvia Rosales-Montero

Venue: Simone Veil – 210

• Living in a winter sports resort tomorrow
  

In 2016, with a group of architecture students, we were trying to imagine what a future might be for the building bars that make up Côte 2000, above Villard de Lans. The most original project was to make it a university! Utopian? Not so much if one goes beyond the prism that a place of knowledge must necessarily be located in the city, while leisure is in the mountains. By upsetting the points of view, we are opening up the fields of possibilities: between the development of infrastructures and the aspirations for a change of way of life, producing in the mountains something other than alpine skiing could be a real opportunity, which could become central in diversification projects.

Speakers: Niels Martin, Association La Grave autrement

Venue: Simone Veil – 211

• Mobility in practice in the Grenoble basin
  

Sharing experiences on the mobility of the territory, in urban areas and in areas of low concentration ; testimony of a car-sharing man.

Speakers : Jean Clot (Citiz) et Jean Pierre Cleirec

Venue : Simone Veil – 205

• Rationing : social justice or green dictatorship?
  

Facing the difficulty of our society to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions, can rationing be a solution? Virage Énergie invites you to discover the concept of a carbon quota and to discuss its relevance for finding a democratic and socially fair response to the climate crisis.

Speaker : Rebecca Wangler (Virage Énergie)

Venue: Simone Veil – 209

• The forgotten of the Greek islands, stories of crises?
  

The workshop is part of the logical continuation of the comic strip « The forgotten of the Greek islands ». The introduction to comics becomes a tool to carry messages and testimonies and thus carry the voice of those who are not heard.

Speaker : Bertille de Salins (comic author)

Venue: Simone Veil – 112

• Economy of functionality and cooperation: designing an accessible health service on the territory 

Nowadays, many areas face an issue of access to health services : medical desert in rural areas, saturation of the schedules of city doctors, overcrowding of emergencies. This workshop will suggest that you imagine a service solution to deal with these different issues by identiying the stakeholders of the territory to involve in the sustainable co-construction of this service.

Speakers : Sophie Claude (ATEMIS), James Pedron (CIRIDD, Centre International des Ressources et Innovation pour Développement Durable)

Venue : Simone Veil – 212

• Playfull landscapes

Creative workshop using collages, to guide an artistic experience  where participants will represent the future of cities in transition.

Workshop leader : Ariadna Sar (artiste)

Venue : Simone Veil – 303

• Feminist fights in Mercosur and France. Exchange of experiences.

Through the sharing of field associations in Latin America and France, we will try to highlight among the privileged places of struggle the benchmarks that allow the conquest of women’s human rights.

Speakers : Cecilia Carozzo (PMSS : Plateforme Mercosur Social et Solidaire) ; Joël Descoings et Olivier Béal (CCFD – Terre Solidaire)

Venue: Simone Veil – 301

• Echirolles survey: environmental and social issues: what are the mutual effects on the living conditions?

Within the framework of the Social Needs Analysis, the CCAS of Echirolles wanted to explore this question: what perception do residents, associations, municipal services have of environmental questions about their living conditions? What constraints, what opportunities does this represent for people? Are the working classes so insensitive to environmental issues? The survey made it possible to meet about twenty associations, residents, municipal services, about sixty people and 5 issues at the crossroads of environmental and social issues were identified. We invite you to discover this survey and its results, revealing people’s awareness of environmental inequalities.

Speakers: Carole Bégou et Hélène Joseph (CCAS Echirolles), Lucas Jouny (Agence d’urbanisme de la région grenobloise)

Venue: Simone Veil – 202

• Migration, climate justice and ecological debt

Europe, benefiting from a very favourable balance of power following colonial relations, consumes much more than its proportional share of global resources, aggravating the greenhouse effect and generating global warming. The objective of the workshop is to examine the ecological debts resulting from this situation and to imagine ways to act to reduce injustices and promote well-being together.

Speakers: Muttiah Yogananthan, Michel Trommetter (INRAE-Université Grenoble), Romain Couillet (MIAI Large Data Chair-Université de Grenoble), Dan Camara (migrant), Daniel Delpeuch (Cimade)

Venue: Simone Veil – 305

• The well-being of students

Presentation of an application measuring the well-being of students, carried out in several institutions of the academy of Grenoble (Collège Fernand Bouvier, Lycée Philibert Delorme) in collaboration with the CCFD-Terre Solidaire. The application is based on assessment criteria chosen by the students to assess their feelings, and enable the implementation of targeted actions to respond to the specific problems of the schools concerned.

Speakers: Sylvie Méary-Chabrey et Romaric Bonnet (collège Fernand Bouvier) ; Frédéric Arbid (lycée Philibert Delorme)

Venue: Simone Veil – 205

• Welcoming, Living Well Together and Peace: Meeting as a Process of Individual and Collective Transformation

The reception and the encounter are elements of transformation of the individual, the collective, the institutions, and more generally of the social system. Special experiences, one around the welcome of the traveller, the other around a mobile meeting place and the third about living-well as a result of the articulation between personal, collective and social transformation.

Speakers: André Laur-Servas, Marie-Hélène Izarn, Claude Henry, Patrick Viveret (Osons les jours heureux) ; Sophie Cortez (Expaixriences/Peace&Truck)

Venue: Simone Veil – 304

• Transform our imagination

How can we build the world of tomorrow without imagining it first? Come dream about societal issues such as food, work, money, consumption, democracy… This collective intelligence workshop will allow you to express your feelings about the state of the world and the changes to come and to experience a surprising act of citizen co-construction. 

Duration : 2h.

Speakers: Nathalie Bougant et Cécile Villegas (Fondacio France)

Venue: Simone Veil – 211

• Co-inhabit between humans and non-humans

Through experiments and reflections on habitats, in France, Brazil and Africa, this workshop aims to create a space for exchanges in order to practice the understanding of the relationship of non-humans and humans in the habitat. It will be structured around short presentations and will be built through a participatory process.

Speakers: Marie Flécheux, Anaïs Guéguen Perrin, Thierry Joffroy, David Soares

Venue: Simone Veil – 210

• Imaginary Transition – How to Make Sobriety Desirable?

Sobriety is an essential pillar of the energy transition. But how can we overcome preconceived ideas about it and propose a desirable society project? In this workshop, experiment with different means of communication to create yourself a positive narrative around sobriety.

Speakers : Rebecca Wangler (Virage Énergie)

Venue: Simone Veil – 209

• Considering the hidden dimensions of poverty

What is poverty? Simply a lack of money to « make ends meet » at the end of the month? Who decides what poverty is and how to measure it? Is it completely different in the North and the South? What do the people who live it from day to day say? Come and listen to the presentation of international research conducted in « knowledge crossroads » for three years in six countries (Bangladesh, Bolivia, USA, France, Great Britain, Tanzania) which the OECD Secretary-General said: « For the first time, ATD-Fourth World – Oxford University research is bridging the gap in poverty measures between rich and poor countries, allowing us to see poverty from a unique perspective. »

Speakers: Xavier Godinot (Coordinateur de la recherche, Mouvement international ATD Quart Monde), Abdallah Bendjaballah (militant d’ATD Quart Monde et membre de l’équipe de recherche en France)

Venue: Simone Veil – 212

• Roles and concept of common goods in the light of Social Solidarity Economy

Communal goods open up the possibility of renewing individual and collective commitments, including the social and solidarity economy (SSE). Since dignity is associated with the satisfaction of a need or a right, the processes constituting communal goods can lead to reflection on the possible choices for the satisfaction of these needs and rights, taking into account the consequences on nature and future generations.

Speakers : Gilda Farrell (Comunia – Rete Italiana dei beni comuni), Danièle Demoustier (Alpesolidaires)

Venue : Simone Veil – 204

Changing Paradigma: for new espistemologies

Session Presidency : Thomas Boccon-Gibod

Venue: Stendhal – Amphi 3

• The Historical dimension of social and research processes and the issue of transdisciplinarity in sustainability and well-being indicators

Speaker: Marc Jacquinet – Portugal (en english) – Abstract

• Integrated Research for Global Intelligence, the Foundation for Living Together
  

Speaker: Thirion Samuel (France / in French) – Abstract

Changing paradigm: ethics and spirituality

Session presidency :  Fatien Pauline

Venue : Stendhal – Amphi 3

• Living well and spirituality: unthought or new universality?

Speaker: Damien Delorme France  (France /in French) –Abstract and CV

• Mahatma Gandhi’s Sarvodaya (welfare for all) as an idea of the good life: Convergences and contradictions with other paradigms

Speaker: Jorge Guardiola, Diego Checa Hidalgo, José Angel Ruiz Jimenez (France /in French) – Abstract

In the programme:

• From 9am: accueil / Reception/ presentations and introduction of the day 
• 10:30-12am: participation in the opening plenary of the International Forum for Good Living
• 12h-12:30am: meal and interactive workshops
• 1:30-4pm: International Youth Assembly (See details below)
• 4pm: Collective batucada workshop with the BatukaVI
• 4:30-5:30pm: Wandering and participation in continuous animations in the Forum space
• 5:30pm: End of the circuit

Prepared by members of the international network Youth and Environment Europe (YEE), the largest independent coalition of youth climate organizations in Europe, this meeting will be “youth for youth”.

This assembly will be international, and will bring together about 150 young people from 12 to 25 years old, including 70 members of the YEE network (18-25 years old), coming from 25 European countries, and about fifty middle school and high school students from the region.

This event will invite participants to reflect, between young people, on their role and their levers of action in the construction of a fairer and sustainable world.

Find here the participation call for middle school and high school.

Venue : Stendhal – Amphi 1

Contact : contact@forumbienvivre.org

Venue : Stendhal