Tools for identifying and combating violence

Nous Toutes (all of us) organizes training sessions that aim to provide a basic understanding of the issue of gender-based and sexual violence: definitions, key figures, mechanisms of violence, what to say to a victim

Stand Up organizes training sessions on how to deal with street harassment.

This training course explores real equality between women and men, covering education, stereotypes, parity, everyday sexism and more.

The National Center for Public Servants has teamed up with the Rights Defender to offer a MOOC that provides keys to identifying, understanding and combating discrimination.

This (non-exhaustive) lexicon contains definitions of words related to gender, sexual identity and sexual orientation.

CIDFF’s #amoursansviolence (#lovewithoutviolence) campaign explains the mechanisms of violence within romantic relationships. On the website, you’ll find an awareness raising kit.

This brochure is aimed at higher education professionals and is designed to provide information and resources for people dealing with homophobia.

This guide, published by the French Ministry for Towns, Youth and Sport, gives a better understanding of discrimination and provides an exhaustive overview of the measures and tools available to combat it.

The Equality-Diversity Mission at the Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1 has produced a podcast dealing with stereotypes and discrimination, based on student testimonials, with the participation of experts and professionals.

In collaboration with Sciences Po, the High Council for Gender Equality (HCE) is publishing a 7-episode podcast on gender equality and women’s rights.

This podcast by Rokhaya Diallo and Grace Ly takes a conversational, real-life look at issues of racial and sexual discrimination.

Every month, Un podcast à soi combines intimacy and expertise, personal accounts and insights, to tackle issues of gender and feminism.

Le petit bleu is a series of podcasts about transidentity.