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+ L’éducation psycho-sociale à l’école ( 15/10/17 )
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+ Éduquer après les attentats, de Philipe Miriez ( 22/09/17 )
2:35
+ Souffrances à l’école. Les repérer, les soulager, les prévenir. ( 22/09/17 )
1:50
+ Visitez, c’est gratuit. ( 18/09/17 )
2:11
+ Avoir des ovaires ou pas. ( 18/09/17 )
1:42
+ « Citoyen pour quoi faire ? Construire une démocratie sociétale » ( 01/09/17 )
2:35
+ Agir en démocratie ( 01/09/17 )
2:29
+ « Notre France. Dire et aimer ce que nous sommes » ( 01/09/17 )
3:29
+ « La citoyenneté à la française. Valeurs et réalités » ( 01/09/17 )
2:08
+ Le travailleur social et la république. Un guide pour agir ( 12/07/17 )
2:06
+ Normes et valeurs en travail social. Repères pour le soin et la relation ( 12/07/17 )
2:38
+ Travail social autour du monde, de Julien Boyé et Yohan Barata. ( 22/06/17 )
2:26
+ La posture éducative, de Xavier Bouchereau. ( 22/06/17 )
3:17
+ La richesse des pauvres. L’extraordinaire expérience de Tony Meloto et de son ONG Gawad Kalinda de Thomas Graham ( 09/06/17 )
2:01
+ La faim, de Martín Caparrós ( 09/06/17 )
3:12
+ Chemins d’économie humaine, de Lourthusamy Arokiasamy, Yves Berthelot, Andrès Lalanne, Lily Razafimbelo. ( 19/05/17 )
2:25
+ Au nom de l’humanité. L’audace mondiale de Ricardo Petrella ( 19/05/17 )
2:26
+ Radicalisation de la jeunesse. La montée des extrêmes. ( 02/05/17 )
3:29
+ Tolérances et radicalisme : que n’avons-nous pas compris ? ( 02/05/17 )
2:34
+ Avoir la rage. Du besoin de créer à l’envie de détruire ( 18/04/17 )
2:08
+ Adolescents en quête de sens. Parents et professionnels face aux engagements radicaux. ( 18/04/17 )
2:40
+ S'engager aux côtés des familles – Comment notre histoire personnelle influence notre histoire professionnelle. ( 20/03/17 )
2:19
+ Ivres paradis, bonheurs héroïques. ( 20/03/17 )
2:28
+ Le gorille invisible, quand nos intuitions nous jouent des tours. ( 20/03/17 )
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+ Chroniques d’un psychiatre libertaire : 1966-2016 ( 20/03/17 )
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