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A cultural action that is positive, enthusiastic, marked by good physical health and triumphant youth is being consolidated in Algeria. This growth, which is based on new training in sociocultural community development, is part of a broader movement of civil society. Indeed, since the adoption in 2023 of a bill to set up mechanisms for an active and effective associative movement within society, the law on associations is being harmonized with the Article 53 of the new Algerian constitution, under which the right to create associations is guaranteed and can be exercised by a simple declaration, associations which may be dissolved only by a court decision. If the social aspect still prevails over the cultural aspect of sociocultural community development, everything is being set up so that it can play its full role in the development of the country by 2030-2035.
Keywords: société civile, sociedad civil, civil society, derecho, droit, law, associations, asociaciones, associations, juventud, youth, jeunesse
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Keywords: joyful learning, Multiliteracies
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Through an analysis of the Musée de l’Homme in Paris, this article questions the contemporary transformations of museum institutions confronting social and scientific expectations. Heir to the Musée d’ethnographie du Trocadéro, the Musée de l’Homme has undergone major changes since its refoundation in 2015. Redefined as a museum of human sciences, it is organized around three major questions: identity, origins and the future of humanity. The institution implements a participative museography, integrating innovative mediation devices, active listening to its audiences and a policy of engaged exhibitions. Thanks to partnerships with researchers, artists and associations, the institution develops a reflective approach to the colonial past, attentive to contemporary issues (racism, the environment, diversity). The article thus highlights the emergence of a more inclusive and civic-minded museum model, in the tradition of critical museology.
Keywords: Musée de l’Homme, Musée de l’Homme, Musée de l’Homme, mediación, mediation, médiation, público, public, public, reflective museology, muséologie réflexive, museología reflexiva
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Indigenization is a relatively new phenomenon in Canada. It is a broad concept that includes everything from changing physical spaces to challenging Western epistemologies and the status quo. In this study, I describe nine Indigenous students’ experiences with Indigenization at the University of Saskatchewan. Students were impacted both positively and negatively by their engagement: They described both opportunities borne of engagement with Indigenization and detriments such as exhaustion and lack of basic needs. In terms of methods to Indigenize, the participants described the importance of representation, centring Indigenous values and knowledges, and creating communities that can Indigenize. I end the paper with four policy recommendations for post-secondary institutions interested in Indigenization.
Keywords: Indigenization, Canada, post-secondary, recommendations
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The moment asylum seekers arrive in Greece, they are often denied access to justice on different levels. At the same time international volunteer field advocates or Backpack Refugee Rights Advocates have the goal of assisting asylum seekers to master the difficulties of the complex European asylum process. More importantly they can play an important role in the process of legally empowering asylum seekers. This paper will first analyze the different forms of access to justice that are denied to asylum seekers in Greece. Then then paper will proceed with the concept of legal empowerment of asylum seekers and it is argued that the main purpose of Backpack Refugee Rights Lawyers should be enabling asylum seekers and refugees to know and enforce their own rights. At the same time the paper identifies and addresses several problems of the work of Backpack Refugee Rights Lawyers. Overall, it is hoped that this paper will provide field advocates with information about how they can play an integral part in the legal empowerment of asylum seekers and refugees if they act according to certain guidelines.
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British Columbia’s new Civil Resolution Tribunal [CRT] is a primarily online dispute resolution system that has attracted international attention for its innovative approach. But so far there has been little independent research on the effectiveness of the CRT and similar online dispute resolution initiatives in providing access to justice. In a qualitative and exploratory study, we surveyed 49 British Columbians who had used the CRT about their experience with the process. Overall, the results suggest that the CRT has improved access to justice, but the survey answers also identified problems and concerns, for which we suggest potential solutions.