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DETAILS OF THE EVENT

When

May 17 to 19 2022


Where

Classroom, Microsoft Teams and YouTube


Description

This spring, the Charlottetown Local Forum is reinventing itself with a hybrid format (virtual and in-person). It will be held over three days, from May 17th to 19th, 2022. More than 300 Anglophone and Francophone students from all parts of the island will participate in activities that will take place daily.

The activities will be completely in French. Students will have the chance to attend a performance by a French-speaking artist, listen to a guest-speaker and to participate in stimulating and interactive virtual workshops. These workshops will allow them, among other things, to discuss with professionals working in French in various fields. This will allow them to see the importance of being able to communicate in French outside their classroom.

Students will also have the opportunity to register for virtual and presential sessions, where they will have the chance to interact with students from several schools across the province. Through these fun activities, participants will bond with young people from the other linguistic community and will be able to discover an overview of the Francophone and Acadian culture of Prince Edward Island.

This memorable three days will demonstrate to students that French is not just a school subject, but is also a vibrant culture that offers an ocean of possibilities. This one of a kind week of activities is not to be missed. So, register now and be there!


Schedule

DateTimeActivityPlatformMax. participants
Day 1 – May 179:00 AMOpening CeremonyMS Teams
9:05 AMConference by Mathieu GingrasMS Teams
9:20 AMConference by Dr. Julien C. MirivelMS Teams
Day 2 – May 18Various timesWorkshopsIn person or MS Teams20-30
Day 3 – May 199:00 AMClosing CeremonyMS Teams (YouTube recording)
9:05 AMPerformance with Improvisation Nouveau-BrunswickMS Teams (YouTube recording)

Charlottetown Local Forum Coordinator

For any question or to register, contact Samuel at : projets@synergiefr.ca


GUESTS

MATHIEU GINGRAS

Originally from Quebec, Mathieu Gingras obtained his undergraduate degree in history/geography from l’Université de Moncton. Passionate about the richness of cultures in Canada, he did a master’s degree in public administration at the same university and became its director of student development and recruitment.


DR. JULIEN C. MIRIVEL

TBD

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IMPROVISATION NOUVEAU-BRUNSWICK

Seven improv challenges!

Five improv performers are put to the test in this virtual performance. Each improv involves a new creative challenge to meet!


SPONSORS

We would like to thank our sponsors:

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