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Que dit l'absence des enfants des espaces publics ? Comment réinventer la ville pour encourager lʹindépendance et lʹépanouissement des enfants ? Madeleine Masse répond à ces questions au micro de l'émission "Tribu" de RTS.
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Madeleine was invited by Linkcity and the City of Reims to promote the city from a child's point of view, alongside Quentin Brière, Mayor of Saint Dizier and Yann Vellyn, Deputy Mayor of Reims.
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How can we encourage children to explore the city independently when adults themselves lack confidence in unwelcoming urban spaces? In the face of housing that is always too small, public space could be a playground and living space for all.
Discover the full article online.
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Meet us on March 14 at 3:15pm at the POwR.Earth Summit at the CNIT in La Defense. Madeleine Masse will join Emmanuel Grégoire and Daniela SANNA to talk about bioclimatic city design.
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In this final episode of « Baptiste pose des questions » first season podcast, Madeleine Masse decodes the major issues and solutions involved in inventing the city from a child's point of view.
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Madeleine Masse was in Amsterdam on Oct 4, 2023 to talk inclusive mobility and ecological transition.
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What place for children in the city? Public spaces should be designed for all users, and children are too often left out of the equation.
Madeleine Masse answers Cyril Petit's questions for Ouest France.