Les ateliers du féminisme populaire

Les ateliers du féminisme populaire (also known as Féminisme Populaire) is a French association loi 1901 of general interest (Siret: 81384724100011) dedicated to advancing women's autonomy, emancipation, equality and parity across all territories. Its stated mission is to act for all women, in metropolitan France and overseas, with a particular focus on youth, entrepreneurship and representation. The organisation operates through several pillars: education and awareness-raising, women's entrepreneurship, women's autonomy, parity in tech, and advocacy. It maintains a network of more than 250 associations across metropolitan and overseas France that help carry the message of popular feminism and deploy its actions on the ground. It also develops digital tools to extend its reach. In a notable development, the association received the keys to a nearly 200 m² premises from the Pichet group under a ten-year patronage arrangement supported by the City of Bondy. The handover ceremony was attended by Stephen Hervé, mayor of Bondy and regional councillor for Île-de-France; Chanaz Rodrigues, municipal councillor delegated to gender equality, the fight against violence and discrimination, and victim support; Bouchera Azzouz, president of the association; Victorine Nlomngan, vice-president; and Frédérique Collet, deputy general director for Île-de-France promotion at Groupe Pichet. The space is intended to serve women's entrepreneurship and economic emancipation. The association is based in Bondy, Île-de-France, and can be contacted via phone at (+33) 09 54 72 11 95 or email at o.sadoudi@feminismepopulaire.com. Its website features sections on its actions, its venue, its "Héroïnes" (Heroines), representation and ways to support or join. It is supported by patrons, partners and sponsors.

Les ateliers du féminisme populaire is a French association loi 1901 of general interest, registered under Siret 81384724100011. It operates under the public-facing name Féminisme Populaire and is based in Bondy, Île-de-France. The association describes its mission as acting for all women across all territories, in metropolitan and overseas France, to advance autonomy, emancipation, equality and parity, with a focus on youth. Its work is organised around education and awareness-raising, women's entrepreneurship, women's autonomy, parity in tech, and advocacy. It has built a network of more than 250 associations across metropolitan and overseas France that help carry popular feminism and deploy its actions locally. It also develops digital tools to support its mission. A significant milestone was the handover of the keys to a premises of nearly 200 m² by the Pichet group, under a ten-year patronage arrangement supported by the City of Bondy. The space is dedicated to women's entrepreneurship and economic emancipation. The ceremony was attended by Stephen Hervé, mayor of Bondy and regional councillor for Île-de-France; Chanaz Rodrigues, municipal councillor delegated to gender equality, the fight against violence and discrimination, and victim support; Bouchera Azzouz, president of the association; Victorine Nlomngan, vice-president; and Frédérique Collet, deputy general director for Île-de-France promotion at Groupe Pichet. The association is supported by patrons, partners and sponsors, and its website provides sections on its actions, its venue, its "Héroïnes", representation, and ways to support or join. It can be contacted by phone at (+33) 09 54 72 11 95 or by email at o.sadoudi@feminismepopulaire.com.

• Association registered under Siret 81384724100011

• Pichet group hands over keys to nearly 200 m² premises in Bondy under a ten-year patronage

A grassroots, general-interest French association promoting popular feminism and women's economic emancipation through local action, partnerships and advocacy.

• Education and awareness-raising programmes

• Women's entrepreneurship support

• Women's autonomy initiatives

• Parity in Tech

• Advocacy

• Digital tools

1. 1FEMINISME POPULAIREfeminismepopulaire.com
2. 2Les ateliers du féminisme populairewikidata.org