Formation à la médiation - Module #5

Maximum of 16 trainees

• Gain a sense of direction in the transmission of dance, education, and learning;
• Clarify one’s approach in mediation situations;
• Develop a dance mediation practice tailored to the specific characteristics of the audiences, regions, and contexts encountered.

Speakers

Dieynébou Fofana-Ballester

A professor and researcher in education and training sciences at the University of Paris-Est Créteil and a former dancer, Dieynébou Fofana-Ballester explores the sensory, pedagogical, and political dimensions of movement in processes of learning and individual and collective transformation. Her work examines, in particular, how the body in motion becomes a space for knowledge, mediation, and empowerment, especially in vulnerable educational and social contexts.

Marta Munuce

Marta Munuce is the arts and culture education coordinator at the CN D. She began her career as a professional dancer and earned her national dance teaching certification in Argentina before enrolling in the master’s program in dance at Paris 8 University. During her research, she focused on the history of dance in France in the 1970s and delved into the CN D’s archival collections. In 2020, she joined the EAC team, where she coordinates outreach initiatives and programs, particularly those aimed at school groups.

Léandre Ruiz Delaine

Of French-Colombian origin, Léandre Ruiz Delaine is a dancer and choreographer who holds a degree in Dance and Theater from Paris 8 University. Since 2013, Léandre Ruiz Delaine has been developing and leading projects in both creation and outreach with audiences outside the dance community. In collaboration with several companies, he leads arts education projects from kindergarten through high school and works in partnership with healthcare institutions. He also regularly works with amateur audiences and people with disabilities. In addition to these activities, since 2019 he has been involved in special education degree programs at the IRTS in Montrouge and the St. Honoré training center in the fields of culture and creative outreach.

Per module

• € 500 (coverage)
• € 200 (for professionals who are not eligible for coverage)

Eligibility for funding, as part of continuing professional development, by your employer or through public or mutual funds (such as skills development agencies, France Travail, or regional authorities), in accordance with Book III of Part Six of the Labor Code.
A continuing professional development agreement will be established between the CN D and the funding partner.

• Complete the registration form 15 days before each training module.
• Registrations are reviewed on a first-come, first-served basis and based on the consistency of the training path if there are prerequisites.
• If you are seeking financial assistance, please allow extra time and contact the administrative office for help in preparing your application (AFDAS, France Travail, Adami, etc.).
  Your registration will be finalized after your application has been approved and your payment has been received.

• A self-assessment is conducted at the beginning and end of each training module.
• A certificate of completion is issued to each participant at the end of each training module.
• A satisfaction survey is sent to trainees after each module.

Tuesday, April 20, through Friday, April 23, every day from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. and from 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m., as well as a meeting with the partner organization on Wednesday, April 21, from 5:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.