EPISODE · Apr 4, 2025 · 6 MIN

L'Écho des savantes avec Accustica #2

from RJR (Radio Jeunes Reims). French radio station. FM & DAB+ · host RJRradio

L'Écho des savantes avec Accustica.L'écho des savantes revient sur RJR avec une nouvelle série de 5 épisodes ! Le sujet de cette nouvelle édition, c'est l'auto-détermination.Retrouvez plusieurs intervenantes, Céline Martin - résidente au foyer La Baraudelle, Virginie Henrot et Delphine Pozzi - éducatrices au foyer La Baraudelle et pour finir, Amandine Endruchiw - coordinatrice du site Champagne-Ardenne de l'EREGE.Dans cet épisode, revenons sur l'autonomie !

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