Cet épisode se concentre sur la violence chez les jeunes et les rivalités interquartiers, un phénomène qui touche de nombreuses villes en France, notamment en Seine-Saint-Denis.
Pour en parler, deux invitées aux expertises complémentaires :

• Serena Yahmi, adjointe au maire de Noisy-le-Sec, déléguée à la tranquillité publique, partage son regard de terrain et les défis que rencontre une collectivité locale face à ces tensions.

• Audrey Palama, spécialiste des violences collectives depuis près de 30 ans, revient sur les dynamiques profondes de ces affrontements, en France comme à l’étranger, entre conflits armés et violences urbaines.

Entre analyse sociologique, enjeux de sécurité et pistes de prévention, cet épisode explore les causes et les leviers d’action pour enrayer cette spirale qui touche la jeunesse.

➡️ Animé par Elizabeth Johnston, Déléguée générale de l'Efus.

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In this episode, we explore the innovative Spaanse Polder Café in Rotterdam, an initiative fostering dialogue on urban security, crime prevention, and community cohesion to tackle the issues of organised crime in the Spaanse Polder area in Rotterdam. Joined by Wouter Gelderloos and Mees Verkerk, we discuss how this initiative, using the World Café method, brings together entrepreneurs, workers, and the police forces.

➡️An episode moderated by Elizabeth Johnston, Efus' Executive Director

It was produced as part of the IcARUS project funded by the European Commission. This project received funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement no. 882749.

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This episode explores with Monica Diniz, Head of Prevention, Security and International Relations at the City of Lisbon, Rui Pino, JDL Project Coordinator and Sandra Rodriguez, Municipal Police Officer in Lisbon the JDL (Youth Design Lisbon) tool, a collaborative initiative to improve youth-police relations and empower young people to address community challenges. Youth teams worked with police and community organisations to identify local issues, propose solutions, and present them to city authorities. The project fostered trust, strengthened relationships, and resulted in actionable community improvements.

➡️An episode moderated by Elizabeth Johnston, Efus' Executive Director

It was produced as part of the IcARUS project funded by the European Commission. This project received funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement no. 882749.

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