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Thanks for being my very first university students.

I wish you the very best 🌟 just like the circus project participants, follow your dreams. Nothing’s impossible !

Keep in touch, I'd love to follow your projects.

Here : 06 66 24 88 99

Or there : @e.artault on Instagram

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35 years ago, 2 passionate idealists eventually found the best way to express themselves freely through art : they decided to burn a wooden Man, which would become the first of a long series.

The festival has undeniably evolved, for good or for bad. Indeed many of its detractors tried to belittle it, pointing to some of its contradictions.

However, its founders worked really hard to try and make sure the initial spirit would survive and this temporary utopian community would live up to its 10 principles each year for 1 week.

But does BM still have the power to unify people ?

So the question today is :

Is there a way to escape from our modern society ?

Can BM be a solution or is it a sham / fraud?

Should our modern society use Burning Man as a source of inspiration to grow and evolve ?

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Have you ever heard of Burning Man?

How is it related to SSE?

Watch this video to find out more, take notes

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Documentary ‘Gift’ Looks Into the History of Sharing

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The more you give, the richer you become that’s the philosophical idea behine the gift economy. It’s an idea that’s catching on. At the famous Burning Man festival in Nevada for instance money has no worth. In his book “The Gift”, Lewis Hyde described this model in detail. Misha Gutkin looked into the whole idea.

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BM : when, how, and why was it created? How has it evolved through the years?

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BM : when, how, and why was it created? How has it evolved through the years?

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Burning Man Festival: History of the Celebration

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07 article Guardian psychology of BM short

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My name is Danielle Andrade.

I live in Paris

I am 21 twenty-one years old

I would like to apply for this organization the Red Nose Day with the comic relief because it is funny and it's for a good cause: raising funds to help African countries

But also, the eco village in Ireland because it is the very good initiative for the planet

I have worked in the social association in Paris in France

In 2021, I took part in a project in precarity children with cultural and artistic activities

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I'm Dominique, i live in Hauts de France. my adress is 11 Orangery street - 60640 GUISCARD

I'm organized, autonormous and i also like teamwork

I adapt easily and learn quickly

I don't no what i dislikes

I choice to apply "To India micro-credits.

I would like all things who touch finance, or count, or other who is related finance organisation

Why this choice?

I have worked for more than 10 years as an accountant and in fact, i also basic training as an accountant and manager.

Currently, within the "THE ASSOCIATES", I am an auditor and my job consists of checking the association's accounts and validating

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67.7% : sixty-seven point seven percent

43.8% : forty-three point eight percent

The vast majority of SSE entities were registered charities in the UK in 2022.

Most of the SSE entities were....

SSE entities in the UK were mostly...

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3 façons de prononcer -ed en fin de verbe au prétérit :

/t/ : packed

/d/ : happened, proved

/id/ (quand la base verbale finit déjà par le son /t/ ou /d/) : created, founded

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Watch this video and find out more about this super popular initiative in the UK. This ad promotes the 2015 edition.

How often

Goal

Visual symbol of the RND

References to other TV shows

Theme of the 2015 edition

What are the donations made for?

2015 Slogan

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Read the article and find out more about one of the most famous SSE organisations in the UK : Comic Relief

Date of creation + details of 1st event

What led to its creation

Goal / mission

Punctual / recurrent event(s)

Legacy / heritage

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Read the article and find out more about the solidarity event that led to the creation of Comic Relief in the UK : Live Aid

Creator

Date

Place(s)

Goal

Amount of money raised

Biggest single donation

Concert which Live Aid is compared to

Impact of this event

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1985: Live Aid makes millions for Africa
The Live Aid concert for the starving in Africa has raised triple the £10m expected.
And as the London event draws to a close at Wembley Stadium, Britain had contributed £1,100,000 to the global total of £30m.

Described as the Woodstock of the eighties, the world's biggest rock festival was organised by Boomtown Rats singer Bob Geldof to raise money for famine relief in Africa.

Wembley was packed with a crowd of 72,000, andTV pictures, co-ordinated at BBC Television Centre, have been beamed to over 1.5 bn people in 160 countries in the biggest broadcast ever known.

The transatlantic concert began in London's midday sunshine with a fanfare for Prince Charles and Princess Diana and Status Quo performing Rocking All over the World.

Stars were flown in by helicopter into the arena in a line-up that included David Bowie, Wham and royal favourites Dire Straits.

Frequent appeals by Bob Geldof reminded viewers of the motive for the occasion: "Don't go to the pub tonight. Please stay in and give us your money. There are people dying now."

He himself took the call from the ruling family in Dubai who made the biggest single donation of £1m.

Across the UK eight appeal centres were set up with 200 phone lines to handle - mainly credit card - donations of up to £2,000.

In the US 22,000 pledges were received within five minutes of the Beach Boys taking to the stage in the simultaneous concert at JFK Stadium, Philadelphia.

The 16-hour music marathon is being completed there tonight with acts including Bob Dylan, Duran Duran and Paul Simon.

Nine months after the droughts, disease and famine in north eastern Africa were brought to the media's attention the UN has warned that 160m people are still affected.

Governments have begun a global relief operation but there are still problems of distribution in the worst hit areas - mainly Sudan and Ethiopia.

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BBC ON THIS DAY | 13 | 1985: Live Aid makes millions for Africa

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1985: Live Aid makes millions for Africa The Live Aid concert for the starving in Africa has raised triple the £10m expected. And as the London event draws to a close at Wembley Stadium, Britain had contributed £1,100,000 to the global total of £30m.

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Red Nose Day is every two years. The main goal is to spend an evening while raising funds. The visual symbol of the RND is a clown nose. The video refers to other tv shows like Great Comic Relief Bake, Big Chat of Comic Relief and Strictly Come Dancing. The donations are made to help people who have difficult lives in the UK and Africa.  The 2015 slogan is “Make your face funny for money”.

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Live Aid, organized by Bob Geldof on July 13, 1985, was a historic charity concert held in London and Philadelphia to raise funds for famine relief in Ethiopia. It collected over $40 million, with the Saudi royal family donating $1 million. Inspired by The Concert for Bangladesh (1971), Live Aid raised global awareness and led to future charity events like Comic Relief and Live 8.

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Comic relief is a eight hour telethon that happens one time a year since 1985, it was founded by Richard Curtis and Jane Tewson. Their goal is to bring people together by using comedy as a carrot to raise money for people in Africa and the UK. It took place in broadcasting.

Since it started Comic relief has already raised over one billion pounds. It shows that it has revolutionised the world of fundraising and actually pushed other charities to do the same (red nose day, sport relief… etc)

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It's a popular initiative in the UK which held once each two years. The goal of this activity is raising money for people in need.

the visual symbol of the RND is the red nose

the RND has somes references like great great comics relief bake off, come to dancing and so one...

the theme oh the 2015 edition was: make face funny for money

you can take pictures, videos of yourself,paint your face for the funny face to take part in the event.

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Live Aid took place in 1985 both in Wembley in London and JFK Stadium in Philadelphia, initiated by Bob Geldof. It was a 8 hours long concert for charity, where big artists of this period played to raise money. At the end of the event, around 40 million pounds were raised and it participated to shed lights on the famine problems in Ethiopia and other African countries.

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The event took place in 1985 and was created by Bob Geldof. The place of the event was in Wembley Stadium in London and Philadelphia. The goal was raised money for famine relief in Africa. The total money raised was £30 million. The biggest single donation was £1 million by Bob Geldof. The concert is compared to Woodstock. The impact of the event was a global operation by governments in Africa.

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Live Aid is a double concert in London and Philadelphia on July  1985, by American and British artists, organized by Bob Geldof. The goal is to help Ethiopian famine. This event took place mainly at Wembley Stadium in London and JFK Stadium in Philadelphia. This double concert brought in £ 40 million of donations.

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1988 > 19|88 : nineteen eighty-eight

2017 : twenty seventeen

1906 : nineteen-o-six

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Considering the lack of SSE initiatives in the US, the National Public Radio NPR has decided to promote the social and solidarity economy in a radio show.

Who knows ? It might be a catalyzer for new initiatives.

Form new groups and distribute the following roles :

the host : your job is to introduce the show, give the floor to the various guests and conclude the show

3 to 4 representatives of the initiatives you’ve been working on : your mission is to present your organization, its goals and promote SSE in general

an economy expert : your role is to talk about the origin of SSE and the way it has evolved and is still evolving

any other role you find relevant

Radio show teams:

Lindsay Bénédicte Kiara Gwen Danielle

Ameziane Léa Arthika Mounya Adrien Mouna

Alliya Dominique Yakine Marion Héléna

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In groups, pick a country and a type of initiative:

«The UK is famous for its first co-operative: https://www.uk.coop/understanding-co-ops/what-co-operative

«India for its social stock exchange: https://seamlessglobal.co/a-social-stock-exchange-in-india-innovations-to-match-indias-sustainable-development-goals/

«Australia for its indigenous entrepreneurship initiative: https://sse.edu.au/

«South Africa for its South African Social economy draft green paper : https://www.forgood.co.za/za/information-centre/the-south-african-social-economy-draft-green-paper

«Ireland for its low-carbon footprint ecovillages: https://www.thevillage.ie/

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Radio show Ameziane, Mouna, Mounya, Adrien, Léa

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Radio show Ameziane, Mouna, Mounya, Adrien, Léa

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Group 1 : Australia

Léa

Marion

Manon

Gwen

Group 2 : India

Lindsay

Arthika

Yakine

Group 3 : South Africa

Helena

Kawtar

Kiara

Adrien

Group 4 : Ireland

Danielle

Alliya

Mounya

Dominique

Group 5 : UK

Ameziane

Abdullah

Carine

Bénédicte

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RADIO SHOW Yakine Dominique Alliya Marion Héléna 

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RADIO SHOW Yakine Dominique Alliya Marion Héléna 

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350 : three hundred and fifty

8 140 : eight thousand one hundred and forty

320 412 : three hundred twenty thousand four hundred twelve

10 : ten

100 : one hundred

1 000 : one thousand

10 000 : ten thousand

100 000 : one hundred thousand

1 000 000 : one million

1 000 000 000 : one billion

1 000 000 000 000 : one trillion

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Become an expert of the initiative you've worked on. Post a recap that should include the following details :

Name of initiative

goal / mission

problematic situation which led to the creation of this initiative

business model

challenges and obstacles

+ any other details that you find relevant

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Uk group 5 Co-operative Aspatria - Farmers 

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Uk group 5 Co-operative Aspatria - Farmers 

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The name of initiative : ASPATRIA – farmers

Goal/mission :
The mission : Aspatria Farmers is run for the benefit of our farmer customers and everything we do is aimed at helping our farmers continue to run profitable and sustainable businesses.

The problematic : The Aspatria Agricultural Cooperative Society was founded in 1870 in Aspatria, England. It was created in response to a problematic situation involving the quality of artificial manures being sold to farmers.

Business model : The Aspatria farmers' business model was based on cooperation and mutual benefit. They pooled their resources to buy supplies in bulk, which gave them greater bargaining power and allowed them to get better prices. They also shared the costs of transportation and storage.

Challenges and obstacles :
The Aspatria farmers faced many challenges and obstacles, including:
Limited access to markets. Farmers in rural areas often have difficulty transporting their produce to markets, which can limit their profits.
Lack of access to credit. Farmers often need to borrow money to finance their operations, but they may have difficulty obtaining loans from banks or other lenders.
High input costs. The cost of supplies such as fertilizer, seed, and pesticides can be high, which can make it difficult for farmers to make a profit.
Weather and climate change. Droughts, floods, and other extreme weather events can damage crops and reduce yields.
Pests and diseases. Pests and diseases can also damage crops and reduce yields.

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Ireland for its low-carbon footprint ecovillage

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Ireland for its low-carbon footprint ecovillage

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Name of initiative : The village with the lowest Ecological Footprint in Ireland

Goal : live in a sustainable and educational environment

Mission :

The village in Ireland with the smallest ecological footprint focuses on sustainability. One well-known example is

Cloughjordan Ecovillage, which follows eco-friendly practices:

Eco-Homes: Houses use natural materials, solar energy, and efficient design to save energy.

Green Farming: The village practices organic farming and supports local food production to reduce

pollution.

Clean Energy & Transport: People use solar power, biomass heating, bikes, and shared transport to cut

carbon emissions.

Water & Waste: The community collects rainwater, composts waste, and recycles to avoid pollution.

Education & Community: Workshops teach people about sustainability, teamwork, and eco-living.

Nature Protection: The village plants trees, protects animals, and creates green spaces

Business model :

Ecovillage makes money in different ways. People buy land and build

eco-homes, helping to fund the village. A shared heating system uses green energy, and residents pay for it. A

farm grows food and sells it. Shops and workspaces bring in money. The village also offers training and

eco-tourism, attracting visitors. It gets support from the government and EU for green projects. This helps the

village stay eco-friendly and self-sufficient.

Challenges and obstacles :

Cloughjordan Ecovillage faces several challenges:

Costs : Building eco-friendly homes and systems is expensive, and financing it long-term can be difficult.

Money Management: Some green technologies and farming methods are expensive, making it hard for

people and businesses to keep up.

Expanding the Model: Expanding this model to other areas is tricky because it requires a lot of

resources and support

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Goal / Mission:

The SSE is a platform that helps social businesses and nonprofit organizations (NPOs) raise money from investors. The main goal is to support social causes and sustainable development, not just make financial profits.

The Problem :

India needs $350(three hundred and fifty)-$400(four hundred) billion per year to achieve five important United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), such as ending hunger, providing quality education, and clean water. Traditional funding sources like donations and government support are not enough. The COVID-19 pandemic made things worse, increasing the need for money to help poor and vulnerable communities.

How It Works (Business Model):

The SSE lets social businesses and nonprofits raise money in different ways:

Zero Coupon Zero Principal Bonds: Investors give money without expecting any financial return. The funds are used for social projects.

Social Venture Funds & Mutual Funds: Experts collect and manage money to support social businesses.

Social Impact Bonds (SIBs) & Development Bonds: Investors get their money back only if the projects succeed in creating a social impact.

Equity Investments for Social Businesses: Social enterprises can sell shares on the SSE to attract investors who care about impact.

Challenges & Issues:

Rules & Transparency: The SSE must ensure clear reporting and honest impact measurement.

Investor Trust: Some investors may hesitate because they don’t get high financial profits.

Government Support: Tax benefits and CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) incentives are needed to attract more investors.

Awareness & Adoption: Many people and businesses still don’t know how the SSE works.

Other Important Points:

The SSE is regulated by SEBI (Securities and Exchange Board of India) to ensure credibility.

Similar social stock exchanges exist in Brazil, Canada, and Singapore.

International organizations can collaborate with Indian social businesses through the SSE.

The SSE is a major step in improving funding for social impact projects in India, making sure they get the financial help they need.

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The Zimelewethu Foundation started “Self Help groups” to help rural and poor communities, especially women, who are the most vulnerable and put away from employment.

The concept of these groups is to gather people up to 20 in a small area, and get them to mutualise their resources, whether they are financial or skills.

Through this process, they can create projects to answer what their community truly needs: care centers for children, fair agriculture, jobs for everyone.

After a few self help groups have been created in the same area, the goal is to mobilise them into a formal association, through which they can share experiences, processes and help each other.

Further on, the self help groups can create a regional federation.

Goal/mission: Empower the women, youth and med by building inherent gifts and talents on both individuals and groups in 3 levels : social cohesion, Economic growth and mass mobilization of members

Problematic situation which led to its creation : Its creation is from the fact that in poorest households in south africa women struggle with food security, isolation,  lifeskills, entrepreneurial skills, livelihood diversification and community initiatives. The Self Help Groups wanted to empower and mobilise them through these struggles to help them evolve better in those critical areas.

Business model : Each group mutualizes their money and with those savings they can access loans to fund their projects. At the same time, every group receives training in economics and project management. They can create small enterprises like retail shops, tourism baking, crop farming, poultry, small animal farming, food processing, construction or craft as livelihood strategies for households.

Challenges and obstacles :  The foundation doesn’t specify what challenges it may have faced but we can imagine that the people in the community can be reluctant to such a big change involving their life savings. Also for mothers, it can be hard to free time to work when you have a child to take care of. That’s why a lot of the self help group initiatives involve the creation of day-cares.

Other relevant details :

Examples of what has been created in a few cities :

Willow fountain:  a day-care centre (crèche) to provide education and care for children in the community. This project also addresses the need to support teenage mums so that they can go back to school, and elderly guardians of orphaned children so that they can be relieved from the burden of caring for small children during the day.

Swayimane: orphaned and vulnerable child care projects, home based care and a youth academy for life skills and computer skills.

Msinga: home based care and orphaned and vulnerable child care.

eThekwini: home based care and a computer school where young people get skills to become more employable.

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Ireland for its low-carbon footprint ecovillage

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Ireland for its low-carbon footprint ecovillage

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Home - Cloughjordan Ecovillage

Name of initiative : The village with the lowest Ecological Footprint in Ireland

Goal : live in a sustainable and educational environment

Mission :

The village in Ireland with the smallest ecological footprint focuses on sustainability. One well-known example is Cloughjordan Ecovillage, which follows eco-friendly practices:

Eco-Homes: Houses use natural materials, solar energy, and efficient design to save energy.

Green Farming: The village practices organic farming and supports local food production to reduce pollution.

Clean Energy & Transport: People use solar power, biomass heating, bikes, and shared transport to cut carbon emissions.

Water & Waste: The community collects rainwater, composts waste, and recycles to avoid pollution.

Education & Community: Workshops teach people about sustainability, teamwork, and eco-living.

Nature Protection: The village plants trees, protects animals, and creates green spaces

Business model : Cloughjordan Ecovillage makes money in different ways. People buy land and build eco-homes, helping to fund the village. A shared heating system uses green energy, and residents pay for it. A farm grows food and sells it. Shops and workspaces bring in money. The village also offers training and eco-tourism, attracting visitors. It gets support from the government and EU for green projects. This helps the village stay eco-friendly and self-sufficient.

Challenges and obstacles :

Cloughjordan Ecovillage faces several challenges:

1. Costs: Building eco-friendly homes and systems is expensive, and financing it long-term can be difficult.

2. Money Management: Some green technologies and farming methods are expensive, making it hard for people and businesses to keep up.

3. Expanding the Model: Expanding this model to other areas is tricky because it requires a lot of resources and support.

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Australia : Sydney School of Entrepreneurship

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Australia : Sydney School of Entrepreneurship

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The initiative is the SSE, the Sydney School of Entrepreneurship. Their goal is to empower and include the diverse Australian communities, including first nation peoples, those from rural areas, young people, women and girls, and culturally and linguistically diverse communities, through entrepreneurship.

Students can take courses, in partnership with the University of Technology Sydney (UTS), without paying more than the original college fees. The SSE then delivers micro-accreditation that are valuable for the future of the students. It was created in the context of a critical skills gap that endangers the future of Australia's economy, and SSE convened an expert panel to explore this gap, and tries to find ways to fill it through entrepreneurship, while integrating various communities and people that are out of the entrepreneurship world because of determinism.

The school is an independent non-profit organisation. SSE offers academic and co-curricular for all University of Technology Sydney students. UTS is a founding member of SSE and all units are available at no cost to UTS students, they can take courses for free. It's hard to change mentalities but the school collaborates with a trusted network of local community members, cultural mentors, and business owners, to include more marginalized community members.

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RECAP INFORMATION ABOUT YOURSELF AND YOUR CLASSMATES

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RECAP INFORMATION ABOUT YOURSELF AND YOUR CLASSMATES

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Write a paragraph to introduce yourself.

Your name, age, family, origin, personality... > present

Your likes > I like / love / I'm a fan of / I'm interested in... +Ving

Your dislikes > I don't like / hate...

Your hobbies > I have done / practiced ... for + duration

Your fears > I'm afraid of / I'm not comfortable with...

Your previous life > before studying SSE, I was / used to be...

Your project > I would like / love to become...

You can also write a paragraph about one of your classmates to practice and progress !

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Brainstorm to list the most frequent keywords related to SSE

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SSE emerged in 1990 in Latin America, more precisely after the World Social Forum.

SSE want a fair trade economy

The movement was build by activist and was criticized because it slow the machine of contemporary economy.

Activists wanted than SSE become a tool of empowerment.

The created initiatives like mutual banks, community currencies

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The social solidarity economy

By AMEZIANE

SSE prioritises social and ecological connection over privet profit, imerge in the early 1990,in latin america, also in brazil in the early 2000 where the world social forum gatherings was organized.

Indeed the sse is not focusing on profit, but on community ownership and co-operation and mutual aid also the ecological sustainability.

The sse Was builds on social movements in the global south ans seeks for system change, offring an allternative livelihoods, althrough it is a new concept, the sse has established cooperatives such solidarity agriculture, credit unions, credit associations, mutual banks

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The document is a video entitled Social Solidarity Economy in 3 minutes dated 19 November 2023 by the youtube channel called nowtopia.

Firstly, the video talks about what SSE is, in the video it explains how it first started in Latin America around the 90's and came to evolve in the 2000's.

SSE is seen as something  economic and more mainstream ecological compared to what people make it seems like. They have a more real impact on the corporations or enterprises who care more about the profits.

SSE wants to keep including excluded groups. SSE has a radical potential for transforming inequitable economies with many ways like social movements who can help build power and make a change in social values, (for example Fair Trade).

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This video talks about the history of SSE (Social Solidarity Economy). Born in the 1990's in Latin America, it was created to show the prominence with the influential Word Social Forum gathering, with an non profit economy and focus more on community ownership, co-operation, mutual aid... For exemple it can be in the form of establishing cooperatives or solidarity ecomic form such as solidarity agriculture, farmland, factory, mutal bank...

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The origins of SSE is ...

the place is in the world (Latin America , Africa )

the years 2000's

the SSE is creating because help the people is the goals the SSE

yes the SSE did evolve

the differences between SSE and mainstream economy is the SSE is not profit and is the cooperative job

examples of SSE initiatives : credit unions, mutual banks

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The Social and Solidarity Economy (SSE) started in Latin America in the 1990s and became bigger in 2002 during the World Social Forum in Brazil. Unlike the mainstream economy, which is about making money and competition, SSE is about people working together and sharing. It wants to create a new economy instead of just helping poor people join the old one. SSE includes groups like cooperatives and mutual banks, and also actions like taking factories or land to use for everyone.

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My name is Abdullah, and I am 28 years old. I come from Yemen .

I like listening to music, reading books, and discovering new cultures.

I'm a fan of traveling and learning new languages.

However, I don’t like waking up early in the morning! In my free time,and I also enjoy playing sports.

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1) I'm Dominique, and i have 49 years old. I come from Cameroon, where i was born, and i arrived in this country in 2007. When, i came to France, i lived first time in Laon town, Aisne departement. In that time, this part of country ist region of Picardie.

I have one teenager daugther.

i'm natural and i like peoples.

2) I don't hate anything particulary, of cause, exceptly wickedness and all no have importance to my live.

But, i like to sing for have enjoy

3) what i sais, i like sing and be with my biologic and spititual familly.

I like preparing the new recipe

4) i'm not afraid

5) before studyind SSE, i used to be undertake

6) for my project, i will talk for my wish. i want travel .

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SSE as we know it has its roots in Latin America, in the 90’s, with a peak during the World Social Forum gathering in 2002 in Brazil, even if it comes from much more ancient practices around the world based on mutual aid and sustainability.

SSE has been created to be different from the mainstream economy, and focuses on community ownership and collaboration rather than making profit. It’s also different from social enterprises because it’s not about including marginalized people in the mainstream economy but rather to invent a new economic and political system. It's a sort of constructive criticism of the mainstream system, a tool to create new ways of organise society, thanks to social uprising like in Chiapas in the South of Mexico which led to new governance and new organisation.

Throughout time it has evolved into established structures like cooperatives, solidarity agriculture, credit unions, mutual banks or rotating saving and credit associations. SSE can also be related to activism, such as occupation of factories or farm lands, with the purpose of reclaiming them for the common good.

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Hi ! My name is Manon, I'm 21 years old. I'm from France. As I said yesterday, my biggest  character trait is that I am creative, hypersensitive, rigorous and empathetic. I’m interested in making videos and taking part in educational associations. I have practiced boxing for 2 years. I’m not comfortable with speaking English because I think that I lack confidence in myself.

Before studying SSE, I studied sociology for 2 years. I discovered SSE during my civic service. I would like to be a teacher for primary school.

I’m going to present Arthika now. She comes from a BTS SP3S before studying SSE. She hates oral presentations but she’s very sociable. Yesterday, she said that she’s a chill girl who’s generous and funny. She has a project to work on but she doesn’t know in which sector. Arthika loves Indian movies, and she said that she’s quite good in English.

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My name is Bénédicte, i'm 21 years old, i come from Cameroon, i'm humble.

I have been a volunteer at the secours populaire since 2021.

I love my best friends, my family. i like to eat and to walk.

I don't like snake, oral présentation.

I have many hobbies : Afro dance, cooking (trafitional foods from my country), music ...

I don't have fears

Before studying SSE, i was in a BTS SP3S

For my project, i would like to continue my studies in master social protection or project management.

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My name is Adrien Chicherie.

I live in Versailles.

I am twenty-two years old.

I like cine I usually go each weekend, i also like going to the theater, I like reading manga and I like watching football game

I don't like when my cat scratches me,

I have praticed judo for eight years. I pratice run for two and three by week.

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My name is Marion, I'm 32 years old.

I like travelling, cooking, walking, laughing, being with my friends, enjoying life.

I don't like the rain, lies. I don't like seeing blood in movies.

I have done volley-ball for seven years and now I practice ping-pong every week and tennis sometimes.

I'm afraid of reptiles.

Before studying SSE, I was a social worker in an association in handicap.

I would like to continue working in social sector but differently.

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My name is Gwen and I am thirty-eight years old. I have two children who are twelve and fifteen years old. My origins are Franco-Polish.

I like my dog who is a Dachshund and I like martial arts.

I hate lies and wickedness but I like discovering the people and exchange in French preferably . I have practiced self defense for seven years. I'm afraid of spiders and english, it's horrible for me because my level is so bad principaly for speak.

Before studying SSE, I was in the insurance during fifteen years.

After, I would like to work in association for the women victims of violence, children education or the old people.

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the sse was building on social mouvements in the global south and has been led bts activist . The sse is a movement seeking system change this is not about économique development

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SSE has existed for ages but started to become more concrete in the early 2000's in Brazil with the World Social Gatherings Forum, an event created as a counterpoint to the World Economic Gathering.

SSE aims to be different from the mainstream economy by promoting community ownership (=the people that benefit from a system are also the ones that possess and manage it), co-operation, mutual aid and ecological sustainability.

Some examples of SSE initiatives are cooperatives, mutual banks or solidarity agriculture.

The goals of this economic system is to keep an ongoing work (=that is happening all the time) to strenghten (=to make stronger), connect and build upon the many economic practices of cooperation and solidarity that already exist.

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Recap yourself in 10 words : you, your personality, your hobbies, your dreams, your projects, etc.

Tell me who you are, what your projects are, what your needs in English are, etc.

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Preparatory class in literature

Film studies

C1/fluent (hope so)

Ecology and biodiversity

Animal rights

Ocean protection

Travel, living abroad

Asset : enthousiasm

Fear : fascism

Photography

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Is my vocation ,student

I love watching movies

Sociable

Working for big association

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English teacher for highschoolers

1st time University teacher

Mom of 2 teenagers

Pottery lover ❤️

Hypocrisy🤮

Sociable

Excited

Passionate

Traveling ❤️

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friendly

ACCOUNTING studie

have my licence

undertake

speak english very well

to travele

my daugther and my mum

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Funny

All or nothing

Loyal

Hypersensitive

Love dog

Family

Fear : Death

Passion : Laugh :)

Level english : A2

Dream : Be a teacher in my island

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BTS sp3s

Quit good in English

Hobby : Movies

Project : Work

Fear : Oral presentation

Kind

Sociable

Funny

Chill girl

Generous

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A1

cinema,

foot,

literature,

theater

sociable

BTS CG

cat

empathy

eat

judo

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Work

Winter

happy

Food

Focus

Politician

Football

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Path life : Work-study student

Project : Teacher

Hobbies : make a video + association

Level in English : A2 / high level with alcool

Personality :

Creative

Empathetic

Hypersensitive

Rigorous

Fear : Speak English

Motivation : Want to learn

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BTS GPME

eat

Travels

Work

Master RH

Living in the sun

B1

Spider

Independent

Cats

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Student in BTS SP3S

Watch the movies

Go in Master

Level in English A1

Crazy (little)

Not speaking in English 😭

Dreams: Be trilingual but i am bilingual

My dog ❤️

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Work-Study Program

Ethical fashion

Capitalism

Procrastination

Commitment

Low level in english

Late

Proactive

Master

Social innovation

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BTS SP3S

Cook and dance

Master

I don’t have fears

A1

Funning

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BTS Commerce international

Twitch

Gym

Travel

Fashion

Master maybe

B2

St Nazaire

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1)empathy

2) nature lover:sea, mountain,river

3) movie and music

4) family person,sisterhood

5) level maybe B or C

6) sociable

7) economics studies

8) social business project

9) travels

10) fears: wars in the world

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Social worker

Travels

A2

Snake

Shy

Organised

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Creative

Art (in all it's forms)

Dog person

Communication school

Empathy

Fluent in English

Goal : hippie-ish lifestyle

A bit crazy (a lot)

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So how do you feel about BM ? According to you, is BM a form of SSE ? What's your feeling about the festival and the values it's based on ?

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Use the expressions you got on the cards you were given.

Be the first to discard your cards to win the debate !

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Burning Man seems like a fascinating social experiment where generosity, creativity, and cooperation is included. It’s based on gift-giving, community effort, and radical self-expression aligns with some principles of the Social and Solidarity Economy (SSE). Personally, I find the idea inspiring, but I wonder how much of its spirit truly carries over into everyday life beyond the event. I think now it become more for the fame and the publicity of being here, than the original value.

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RADIO SHOW Danielle, Kiara, Gwen, Bénédicte, Lindsay 

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RADIO SHOW Danielle, Kiara, Gwen, Bénédicte, Lindsay 

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Comic Relief, founded by Richard Curtis and Jane Tewson in 1985, uses comedy to raise funds for charitable causes. The first Night of Comic Relief took place on 5 February 1988, featuring top British comedians, special sketches, and serious film inserts, raising £15 million. The event became a biennial tradition on Red Nose Day, with additional initiatives like Sport Relief and themed fundraising shows. Over 30+ years, Comic Relief has revolutionized fundraising, raising over £1 billion, with the 2017 event alone collecting £99 million.

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The values and principles on which BM was created are very inspiring and show a different vision of what the world could be ideally. People experiencing another way to live and to exchange with each other is great and is the way to go to change common thinking about capitalism for example. The fact that BM is now drifting away from its original principles is a shame, and it is an ecological disaster anyway, but valuable lessons can be learnt from it and other initiatives can be created in the spirit of BM.