Snow White: Willing Participant or Victim?
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Opening remarks by Agnès Fichard-Carroll, Vice President for Academic Affairs and Student Life and Special Advisor on Gender Equality.
Speakers:
- Alexia Boucherie, a doctoral student in sociology at the University of Bordeaux;
- Marion Giroud, a doctoral student in criminal law at the Faculty of Law and Political Science in Montpellier;
- Margaux Roux, clinical psychologist;
- Aurore Le Mat and Laura Hennequin, filmmakers and members of the Une Caméra à soi collective;
- Léa and Dryas, students who participated in the “What We Want” workshop.
Join us for a panel discussion that will explore the concept of consent in all its aspects.
Using two short films made by students at the University of Montpellier, our speakers will discuss the legal definition of consent, its implications, and its “gray areas.”

This discussion will explore how popular culture, education, and the media shape our perceptions of consent, caught between glamorized violence and rape culture.
Come join us for this discussion and don’t miss this opportunity to challenge your assumptions and practices!
Open to the general public.
Limited seating: registration required
For more information and contact details:
Email
Phone: 04 67 14 94 59
This event is part of the "Days of Action Against Violence Against Women"

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