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This space belongs to matters of learning. I cannot stop getting surprised at how many people need an explanation as to why learning really matters. I mean real learning, not in the sense of being dumbed down in order to get an “education” in order to be able to cope with being bullied at work. Because apparently that's what most people expect “real” grown-up life to be.
“What school does your child attend?” I am often asked.
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Father Christmas comes to Montreal and speaks 4 languages.

Dance and language seem to be among the oldest of organised forms of communication of living beings among themselves and with the divine cosmos. Since our human knowledge is limited to what we can decipher and construct, we can only imagine the “beginnings” of dance and its meaning to people. We construe our history based […]

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We returned to Montreal just on time to participate in the Mile End neighbourhood project organised by Trixie Dumont for children to have access to public cultural space. This experience gave the children the feeling of having contributed their point of view on their world in a meaningful way. During each session, children and adults […]