Accommodation and meals for the entire team and participants are fully funded by the Charles Léopold Mayer Foundation for the Progress and Humankind (FPH), which has generously agreed to support the organization of this internship.
Venue
The workshop will be held at the ecosite of Villarceaux, in the Val d’Oise, 70km northwest of Paris. We will be staying there at the Bergerie, a magnificent place which has a plenary room of 160 m2 and various collective spaces.
Arrival
All information is available here:
http://www.bergerie-villarceaux.org/index.php?page=se-rendre-a-la-bergerie
We are thinking about renting a shuttle bus to transport the group more easily. We will come back to you.
Accomodation
Accommodation is in rooms for 2 to 4 people, all bright and comfortable. Most of them get a bathroom inside or close by. Some people will be able to benefit from a single room on request and according to specific needs. The main accommodation building is located close to the plenary hall and the meeting rooms.
Meals
All meals are cooked on site by the Bergerie team. They will be vegan, balanced and tasty (we tested them!). The kitchen team also takes into account food intolerances and allergies: just indicate this in the registration form.
What to bring with you
Towels, sheets and blankets are provided by the venue.
We invite you to take with you :
- Writing materials (paper, notebook, pen…).
- Comfortable clothes.
- Comfortable shoes for walking around.
- Warm socks or slippers for indoors.
- Anything you would like to share during the days and evenings: information about what you are doing related to NVC and/or systemic oppression, music (instruments and scores, songs…), cooperative games, inspirational texts, etc.
- Depending on the COVID situation, a self-test to be done on site on arrival (more information on the measures relating to COVID will be shared with you a month and a half before the workshop).
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