Completed Projects

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Project No. 1:

"No More Taboo!" Tour

Period: January to April 2023

Country: South India

Topics covered: sexuality, the right to dream, school harassment, consent, eco-anxiety

Beneficiaries: 1000 direct beneficiaries

Why: Regardless of people's social backgrounds, there are always significant communication barriers in India on topics considered taboo, especially among children and adolescents.

Partner institutions: 19, including Alliance Françaises (Trivandrum, Pondicherry, Chennai, Pune), schools, universities (Rajagiri College), a French consulate, and NGOs (Mann, Life Project 4 Youth, Kalkeri Sangeet Vidyalaya, KMSS)

Number of Propolis workshops conducted: 54

Methods: storytelling and creative movement, combining dance, theater, drawing, and painting."

Project No. 3:

"Les Jeux de Maux" program

Period: January to April 2024

Country: France (Paris)

Topics covered: chronic pain, anger, difference
Beneficiaries: 24 direct beneficiaries and 50 indirect beneficiaries

Why:

Although the emotional and psychosocial factors of chronic pain are well-documented, patients and their families often struggle to recognize them.

This observation highlights the need for comprehensive support to enable individuals to share their challenges, discover their blockages and traumas, and find means of expression to replace pain with words.

Partner institutions: 2 structures: Armand Trousseau Hospital and the Lutter contre la douleur (LCD) network

Number of Propolis workshops conducted: 12 (total of 36 hours)

Methods: learning storytelling and creative movement, combining dance, theater, drawing, and painting.

Storytelling: "Storytelling" (or narrative tool) is a method that uses stories, tales, personal narratives, and other forms of storytelling to help individuals explore and understand their own experiences, emotions, and challenges.
This approach recognizes the power of narratives to influence self-perception and the world, as well as to foster change. It allows participants to step back from their own challenges and discover new perspectives."

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