🚨#ViolencesPolicieres Mon communiqué suite au témoignage glaçant et accablant du journaliste Valentin Gendrot sur des pratiques violentes, racistes, sexistes et homophobes au commissariat de #Paris19.
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How this crisis reshapes our world is not a foregone conclusion. It depends on us.
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DELIBERATING PANDEMICS. As members of the public, most with no health care background, participants in deliberation were able to discuss a complex and challenging public health issue, to listen to others’ opinions and to share opposing viewpoints. https://t.co/AmCxpsyEI9
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Malgré des effets positifs de court-terme pour l'environnement (baisse des émissions de gaz à effet de serre, diminution de la pollution atmosphérique), la pandémie du #Coronavirus risque d'être une catastrophe pour le #climat, à long-terme. #COVIDー19 1/..
“The question to ask was not, ‘where will this end,’ but rather, ‘what is the next right thing to do.’”
This week’s @NPRinvisibilia is fascinating and timely and listening to it put me in a better state of mind. Recommend!
Si je comprends bien tout ce que je lis, pour lutter au mieux contre la pandémie de Covid-19, il faudrait des tests massifs et des masques pour tous.
Tout ce que la France ne fait pas — pour l'instant.