Joseph Wresinski and Simone Weil. Relational Anthropology and Philosophy of Action – Emmanuel Gabellieri

Violence and the Benevolent Gift: Rethinking Relationships
Round Table: Rethinking Human Relationships

Emmanuel Gabellieri is a philosopher and head researcher at the (…) Read more →

The Dignity of Giving – Moraene Roberts

Violence and the Benevolent Gift: Rethinking Relationships – Saturday June 10

Moraene Roberts is an ATD Fourth World activist living in (…) Read more →

Joseph Wresinski, Anthropologist – Alain Caillé

Violence and the Benevolent Gift – Rethinking Relationships – Saturday June 10

Alain Caile is a Sociologist and founder of the (…) Read more →

Beyond Useless Sacrifice – René Girard and Joseph Wresinski – Paul Dumouchel

Violence and the Benevolent Gift – Saturday June 10, 2017

Paul Dumouchel, Philosopher, Professor at the University of Ristumeikan (Japon).

“In mythology, (…) Read more →

Responsibility and Governance Standing up to the Test of Poverty, with Hannah Arendt and Joseph Wresinski – Louis Join-Lambert

Rethinking Accountability

Louis Join-Lambert is a member of the ATD Fourth World Volunteer Corps.

Louis Join-Lambert approaches two ideas: the thinking and (…) Read more →

How Wresinski’s Thinking Calls Into Question the Practice of Human Rights Advocacy, the Understanding of Social Justice, and how Institutions are Responsible for the Normalization of Poverty – Silvio Campana

Rethinking Accountability – June 9, 2017
Sivio Campana is a former human rights defender from Cuzco, Peru
Silvio Campana connects the thinking (…) Read more →

Addressing the Unfairness of the Heart and the Inequity in the Laws: What Code of Responsibility? – Jean-Marc Ferry

Rethinking Accountability – June 9, 2017

Jean-Marc Ferry, philosopher, is Chair of European Philosophy at the University of Nantes and doctor (…) Read more →

Trailer Cerisy Seminar Day 3 – June 9, 2017

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Rethinking Accountability

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Beyond Commitment: Making Responsibility Actionable – Christopher Winship

Rethinking Accountability – June 9, 2017

Christopher Winship is the Diker-Tishman Professor of Sociology at Harvard University, and member of the (…) Read more →

The Limits of the Status of Victim

June 7, 2017: The City’s Outcasts in Search of their History
Presentation by Evelyne Mevius
Evelyne de Mevius is an Assistant in (…) Read more →