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L’association Normandie Livre & Lecture a pour objectif de promouvoir le livre et la lecture, d’être une plateforme d’échanges entre les professionnels du livre, de favoriser le travail en réseau des acteurs professionnels du livre, d’être un centre de ressources et un observatoire des métiers du livre, de la lecture et des écritures, de réfléchir et mettre en œuvre aux côtés de la Région et de la DRAC la politique de développement du livre, de la lecture et des écritures sur l’ensemble du territoire normand.

Journée professionnelle Culture-Justice, une nécessaire coopération : introduction de Fanny Catel

Journée professionnelle Culture-Justice, une nécessaire coopération : introduction de Fanny Catel

Publié le mercredi 29 janvier 2025 à 01:00 par Normandie Livre & Lecture

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Introduction de Fanny Catel lors de la journée interprofessionnelle Culture-Justice : une nécessaire coopération qui s'est déroulée le mardi 21 janvier 2025 à la MJC Le Sillon à Caen

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