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Are we the renewal of our society? Of this transformation required that we must operate to stop polluting and destroying? To change society, we have no choice but to change education. Offer an education built on otherness and not the competition . . . . March 8, on the occasion of International Women's Day, the Yves Rocher Foundation has awarded the Women of the Earth Award four outstanding women for their work to preserve nature with Sylvie Faye Multi'Colors. Kronenbourg thank you to the foundation that has awarded the first prize Multi'Colors Brewer Nature for his work in environmental conservation and protection of nature. With it, we can undertake to make our gardens more accessible to seniors. During the month of October, the public library of Marguerite Duras was able to see this photo exhibition on the transformation of our urban neighborhoods and their impact on the place of nature made multi for her in the city. Braving the currents urban Hippocampe partner gave us the presence of the sculptor Marc Florent. With her children recycled materials Recycling 'in their snowmen and then invented a life. With musician Anne Moret, this life has become a story in song and music and then went on tour snowmen. The first performance took place at the scenes of public urban refuge Cardeurs then a second at the library Marguerite Duras. "You give, you receive", this slogan was an irresistible call for 80 people between 16 and 40 years in exchange for four hours of their time given to Multi'Colors receive a ticket for the concert where they will find the Zenith 4000 other volunteers mobilized by the Paris-Orange RockCorps this year. Thanks to the Orange RockCorps and volunteers, shelter sites and urban Cardeurs Python took place in music and good humor, which nature made multi for her the transformation possible in such a short time. Try to find an eye there . . . - I put it where his leg? . . - You do not have to do . . . stand on his feet - it has no ears so she is deaf . . . - If you are walking by making gestures, it will break your nose . . . . These are the weird things you hear since early May on Wednesday afternoon in the rotunda of the city Python. Florent is that Marc came on the back of the hippocampus associated to make Snowmen children Multi'Colors gardeners. Of any size and speed, those born Snowmen of any material, tips and gadgets recovered at home and saved from the trash, or on the street, in gardens. Corks, bottles, string, seeds, lids and cartons, Snowmen are firing on all cylinders. Once properly encamped, children will create the Song of the Snowmen with Anne Moret, said Zoe, and surprise, they give us a first show July 15 in the urban refuge Python Multi'Colors garden, then they go on tour . . . . The Multi'Colors small newspaper is distributed to partners, gardeners, merchants and residents. There are also wall display in the halls of building social housing sites where shelters are growing cities. It acts as a link between the residents while state image, the progress of projects Multi'Colors and announce upcoming events. It is also distributed by mail and posted on the sites of social landlords and SAGECO RIVP supporting the project urban refugees. For several months as part of their project Zuper! (*) Marie Richeux, author and Clemence Passot, graphic designer, fell in love street light, Dejerine and Lambeau, with a slight preference for the last . . . . They have taken children Multi'Colors equipped with books adventurers, a box of his and a camera for a walk in which each city had to pay attention to detail. While waiting to discover this unique library in an exhibition in June, here are some images that you will certainly an appetite for reading!. This festival has participated in the celebration of nature made multi for her in neighborhoods and St. Blaise meeting where residents, elected mayor of the 20th, the Hotel de Ville, and the associations were likely to be mobilized. Thank you to the many organizations with which the urban refuge Cardeurs hosted a public who found a photo exhibition on asphalt plants wandering the 20th, conducted by youth Multi'Colors. Visitors younger participated in a workshop of butterflies. Under the trees, they all listened with delight, the tales told by Bird Cointepas Virginia. . .
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