“Girls, Sport and Projects”: when girls become reporters

Seven young girls from the L dans la Ville program gathered for three months to shoot a report on how sport can be used as an emancipation tool. Aged 15 to 18, these young girls come from Paris’ suburbs (Sarcelles, Saint-Denis and Drancy).

The report tells the story of these young girls and how they used sport to assert themselves and gain confidence. This report allowed them to meet Fanny-Estelle Postvite, member of the French national judo team to discuss how women are perceived in sports.

“This project matters to us because it helps the girls in two ways: first it enlightens what we do in our L dans la Ville program but it also helps these girls having a first experience in project management and teamwork.”
Vanessa Yonga, head of L dans la Ville in the Paris region

 We will remember their optimism and the positive changes that sport has brought them:

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Self confidence

Teamwork

Respect the others

Sociability

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Overcome their shyness

Face difficulties

Open-mindedness

Always be ready with a quick reply

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To not be afraid

Share with the public

Convey emotions

Find their path

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CONGRATULATIONS TO FATOU, BRUNEL, DADO, CELIA, ADJE, NOEMI AND SALIMATOU FOR THEIR AMAZING WORK AND A BIG THANK YOU TO THE AUDIOVISUAL CENTER SIMONE DE BEAUVOIR!