Within the framework of the European RESET program, Yamina MEZIANI and Ninon Junca, from the University of Bordeaux, have developed the Catch me if you can" board game. Tool for awareness the result of two years of research, the game engages the entire university community to to reflect and act in the face of discrimination in the course of a career.
It is designed to be distributed free of charge to CPED member establishments. Interested parties are invited to complete this form before October 31, 2024. The game boxes can then be collected at the "Gender violence in higher education and research in Europe" conference (Lyon, November 25-27, 2024), where the game will be offered for trial.
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As part of the transferring knowledge from scientific research to societyYamina Meziani, a sociologist specializing in equality policies and the fight against discrimination, and Ninon Junca, a member of the RESET program at the University of Bordeaux, have developed a novel innovation: the board game "Catch me if you can".. This project, the fruit of 24 months of intensive research, is based on Yamina Meziani's in-depth work in the sociology of work and Ninon Junca's initiatives as part of the European RESET (Redesigning Equality And Scientific Excellence Together), headed by Marion Paoletti. This initiative is funded by the European Union and the University of Bordeaux, reinforcing its transnational approach to gender equality and diversity in academic careers.
"Catch me if you can". is based on the theoretical and empirical foundations of the sociology of equality and discrimination, and offers a playful approach to initiating discussions, stimulating critical reflection and promoting a culture of equality and inclusion within institutions. The game stands out for its innovative, interactive approach, and is designed to meet the contemporary challenges faced by higher education establishments seeking to implement concrete actions for equality and diversity. This tool is a strategic resource for universities and research centers wishing to strengthen their equality and anti-discrimination policies, by making these issues more tangible and accessible through an active pedagogical approach. It testifies to the ability of the social sciences to contribute to the transformation of institutional practices and mentalities, while creating spaces for constructive dialogue on issues that are often difficult to tackle.
Intended for distribution to universities in France and Europe, "Catch me if you can". available in French and English, this revolutionary game encourages the whole university community to think and act about discrimination, by offering an interactive and powerful experience. It's the ideal tool for transforming practices and promoting equality in academic institutions!