After its first year, “Nous qui parlons” is returning for a new series of meetings.
Designed as a space of trust, listening, and sharing, this circle is open to anyone who identifies as a woman.
Over the course of the meetings (eight in total throughout the year), the group gradually takes shape as a space where words can be expressed, shared, and transformed. Each session begins with the participants’ personal experiences, leading to shared reflections, collective discussion, and sometimes a shift in perspective.
Rather than following a fixed agenda, the meetings progress step by step, based on what emerges within the group. Certain themes may develop over time: relationships, the body, social norms, work, family, and the tensions or contradictions we face.
The goal is not to find answers, but to open a space where it becomes possible to speak, listen, think differently, and make connections between individual experiences and collective issues.
Some sessions may be audio-recorded (with the participants’ consent), with a view toward creating an audio documentary.
“We Who Speak” is a space that is both intimate and political: giving voice to words, creating connections, and, from there, transforming the ways we see and live.