“Experts in the Spotlight”: Discover our Women in Media Program

Clarice Agbeneau, France’s most successful judoka, is also present as honorary godmother for this second promotion. She explains that she participates in this initiative because of “There are many taboos, things that are not said, dreams broken and unfulfilled.”. Already “It is important for me, who has searched for my dreams, to support them and say that everything is possible with confidence”believes the athlete, who won two gold medals in the last Tokyo Olympics.

Even though women are increasingly present in the media, there is still a long way to go. “There is a positive trend: the channels now realize that it is important to give a fair share to women on air. Often, we realize that even if they are present on the set, they do not take the speech as much as the men”Arcom College member Carol Benaime Pace notes this new authority born from the merger of CSA and Hadopi, acknowledging that “The road is long” bone “We are approaching 52% from year to year,” The proportion of women in the population.

To encourage them, do women need role models? Audrey Crespo-Mara also studies this question with political journalist Ruth Alkreve in particular. Before giving the floor to young “experts,” including Lucy Bach, founder of the Too Good To Go app.