Posts Tagged "Carlotta Gall"

The new NAFCC board

Posted on April 27, 2016

Procès Verbal de l’Assemblée générale du 28 janvier 2016

The General Assembly of the NAFCC took place on January 28th 2016. List of members who attended: Sarah Mersch, Frédéric Bobin, Sarah Souli, Carlotta Gall,  Farida Ayari.

The GA took note that Naveena Kottoor, Yasmine Ryan, Camille Lafrance and Sarah Mersch have left the board.

New elected board: Frédéric Bobin, Farida Ayari, Sarah Souli, Carlotta Gall.

Then the board elected:
Frédéric Bobin, as President (Mb: + 216 – 97.94.59.98)
Farida Ayari, as Vice-president.
Sarah Souli, as General Secretary
Carlotta Gall, as Treasurer
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Sincerely

The new NAFCC board

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L’Assemblée générale du NAFCC a eu lieu le 28 janvier 2016. Etaient présents: Sarah Mersch, Frédéric Bobin, Farida Ayari, Sarah Souli, Carlotta Gall.

L’Assemblée générale a pris note du départ du bureau de Naveena Kottoor, Yasmine Ryan, Camille Lafrance and Sarah Mersch.

Les présents ont élu le nouveau bureau: Frédéric Bobin, Faradi Ayari, Sarah Souli et Carlotta Gall.

Ils ont ensuite élu Frédéric Bobin au titre de président; Farida Ayari, vice-présidente; Sarah Souli, secrétaire générale: et Carlotta Gall, trésorière.

Cordialement

Le nouveau bureau du NAFCC

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February-March 2016

Posted on March 31, 2016

Conor McCormick-Cavanagh: A love letter to my father: The gift of reading for Tunisia’s prisonersMiddle East Eye, March 24, 2016:

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““Books to Prisons,” which aims to bring as many different types of books as possible to different prisons throughout Tunisia, is the brain-child of Ben Mhenni, the writer of the renowned blog “A Tunisian Girl,” and her father Sadok. The goal is to both counter the radicalisation of inmates and to provide some enjoyment to prisoners stuck behind bars. Since the project’s launch on 11 February, Ben Mhenni has been travelling to different cultural centres, libraries and schools to present her new charity drive. Her goal is to collect 15,000 books from around the country in order to deliver them to prisons throughout Tunisia. ”

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