On board the Belem, young people regain self-confidence to return to employment
The last large French three-masted ship from the 19th century still sailing takes young people in integration for one to three days…
From head to heart
Coming from a working-class background, I was educated in a faith focused on others. In the 1970s, while many of my friends…
A retrospective in Montmartre honors Auguste Herbin
The Cambrésis painter was part of all the avant-gardes of the 20th century, before sinking into oblivion. A retrospective finally puts him…
discover the remarkable photo exhibition of the Henri Cartier-Bresson Foundation
The Henri-Cartier-Bresson Foundation, in Paris, is exhibiting until May 19 the work of photojournalist Weegee, from his iconic images to his little-known…
Palliative care among general practitioners: why this blockage?
Is it the fault of lack of resources or lack of culture of palliative care among caregivers? A bit of all that….
advice from Marcel Rufo
The point of view of Marcel Rufo, child psychiatrist I find your husband very lucky to have you as his wife, Sabine!…
Dungeon, castle… When escape games take place between the walls of historical monuments
Escape games, called “escape games”, are now taking place within the walls of cultural and heritage places. But does historical reality resist…
Meditating with Zhao Mengfu (1254-1322)
The wind blows hard in the steppes. The rider, a Tungusian gentleman, outlined in a few clear and lively lines, had to…
“Compostella without my left leg”
You publish A prosthesis towards Compostela. A few words to say more?In 2018, lying on an operating table minutes before my left…
at the Musée d'Orsay, a striking immersion in 19th century impressionist Paris
To mark the 150th anniversary of Impressionism, the Musée d'Orsay is offering, until August 11, 2024, the immersive experience “An Evening with…