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19 i 20 septiembre 2020Passed
Setembre 2020
Dissabte 19
10:30 - 12:00
14:30 - 16:00
Diumenge 20
10:30 - 12:00
14:30 - 16:00
8 to 99 years old

Territoires Pionniers / Maison de l'Architecture

22 place Jean Letellier, 14000 Caen
  • Calvados
  • Normandie

Walking Tour: With "Caen à ELLES", women and history are on the street!

Presentation of some of the 50 women honored by Caen in ELLES in the form of street signs affixed in the city center. Strolling around plaques in the historic centre
19 i 20 septiembre 2020Passed
© Anaïs Blanc-Gonnet

On the one hand, Norman women who have marked history but whose name has been forgotten, even invisibilized. On the other, the public space, with 3% of street signs bearing female names.
The collective of the Caen association in ELLES tackles these two problems by affixing 50 plaques of street names in the city center that light up women related to Normandy.
From the first woman magistrate Charlotte Béquignon-Lagarde to the Caen photographer Marguerite Vacher, to the Black Panther Jean McNair and the resistant Léa Vion, come discover the lives of these women with amazing paths!
Possibility to continue the discovery by visiting the exhibition of the project and archival documents in the premises of Territoires Pionniers.
Visits in groups of up to 20 people (1h30 approx.)
Saturday 19 September at 10:30 am and 2:30 pm
Sunday 20 September at 10:30 am and 2:30 pm
Rendez-vous à Territoires Pionniers - Maison de l'Architecture
22 place Jean Letellier, Les Quatrans 14000 Caen

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Territoires Pionniers / Maison de l'Architecture
22 place Jean Letellier, 14000 Caen
  • Calvados
  • Normandie
Pioneering territories I House of Architecture - Normandy, regional cultural structure of architectural and urban mediation, has a role of animator of the regional network of actors of the act of building, and more broadly of actors interested in the themes of architecture, urban planning, cities and rural areas.
Association law 1901, it promotes exchanges, meetings, reflection and is part of a national network that brings together 32 houses of architecture.