Partnerships and Patronage

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UNESCO

The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) promotes respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms for all and contributes to collaboration between nations and the maintenance of peace through education, science and culture.

The "Films pour enfants" association is developing with the Takorama festival its educational activity in and through animated images, the objective of which is to offer teachers and educators regular use of films as an educational support tool and as a communication tool but also to prepare children for the growing video flows to which they are subjected, under the patronage of UNESCO.

ONUDC

The Education for Justice (E4J) initiative, a component of the Global Program for the Implementation of the Doha Declaration of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), aims to promote a culture of legality, support educators in teaching rule of law issues and encourage students to actively engage in their communities and future professions in this regard.

UNODC is an official partner of Takorama, an international children's film festival for teachers and students around the world.

UNESCO MILL Alliance

The Global Alliance for Partnerships for Media and Information Literacy (UNESCO MILL Alliance), led by UNESCO, is a groundbreaking effort to promote international cooperation to ensure all citizens have access to media and information skills.

“Films pour enfants” is a member of the UNESCO MILL Alliance. The UNESCO MILL Alliance is an official partner of Takorama, an international children's festival for teachers and students around the world.

Ministry of National Education and Youth

The Ministry of National Education and Youth is the French administration responsible for preparing and implementing government policy in the areas of education.

The “Films pour enfants” association benefited in 2019 from financial support from the Ministry of National Education as part of the creation of the platform for education in and through animated images for teachers.plateforme

Ministère des Outre-mer

The Ministry of Overseas Territories financially supports the association and the Takorama 2022 festival for its operation in the overseas departments. The Ministry of Overseas Territories coordinates government action in the overseas departments and communities and participates in the development and implementation of the rules applicable in these communities. Sébastien Lecornu, Minister for Overseas Territories, supports projects carried out by civil society actors, as close as possible to overseas territories, in the service of living together and strengthening social cohesion.

CNC

The National Center for Cinema and Animated Images, a public administrative establishment, ensures, under the authority of the Minister of Culture, the unity of design and implementation of State policy in the fields of cinema and other arts and industries of the animated image.

The “Films pour enfants” association benefited in 2019 from financial support from the CNC as part of the creation of educational activities for the education platform in and through animated images.plateforme

Réseau Canopé

Réseau Canopé (Educational Creation and Support Network) is a public administrative establishment whose mission is the publishing, production and dissemination of educational resources intended for teaching professionals.

The “Films pour enfants” association has developed, in partnership with Réseau Canopé, the platform for education in and through animated images for teachers.plateforme

AOKIstudio

AOKIstudio is an animation studio based in Tokyo and Shanghai. A benefactor member, AOKIstudio has supported the “Films pour enfants” association since its creation.

Coriance

Coriance is an independent French group serving the energy transition. Its two professions are complementary: Developing urban heating and cooling networks and optimizing the energy efficiency of public and private buildings. Concerned about the future, Coriance supports young generations in cultural practices and supports “Films pour enfants” as a benefactor.

Françoise Nyssen, Minister of Culture, selected “Films pour enfants” and presented the 2018 prize for a project, a patron in the “cinema and image education” category to our partner, the Coriance group. The cultural patronage prize aims to shed light on ambitious cultural projects and their patrons.prix 2018 un projet, un mécène

Fondation SNCF

The SNCF Foundation supports community projects for disadvantaged groups in the fields of education, culture and solidarity.

In the Baronnies Provençales, a region which has audiences distanced from culture for economic, social and geographical reasons, the "Films pour enfants" association is setting up a participatory and supportive action for education in images for 2020 and 2021: Children and cinema in rural areas: Let's carry out an educational and supportive action together. Thematic workshops will be organized based on our catalog of short films and an animated film will be created by the children, from village to village, in the form of an exquisite corpse. The SNCF Foundation supports this project by participating in its financing as part of a patronage action.

CITIA

CITIA (City of Moving Image of Annecy) organizes the Annecy international animated film festival and the MIFA (International Animated Film Market), an unmissable annual meeting for animated film professionals.

CITIA is an official partner of Takorama, an international children's film festival for teachers and students around the world.

Institut français

The French Institute, a French public industrial and commercial establishment (EPIC), ensures the promotion of French culture abroad, while promoting artistic exchanges and dialogue between cultures.

The French Institute is an official partner of Takorama 2021.

IFprof

IFprof of the French Institute is the global social network for education in French and allows professionals to share their experience and discover content to use in the context of their professional practices.

As part of a partnership with IFprofs, "Films pour enfants" offers short films and educational activities to enable new professional practices around the French language to be considered in a fun way, such as telling the story, describing the characters or even inventing dialogues.

RECA

The RECA (Network of Animation Cinema Schools) brings together 25 schools with the aim of communicating reliable information on the animation training offering for families, future students and guidance organizations.

RECA, a member of the association, and “Films pour enfants” cooperate in the distribution of films by students from French schools on the offline portal.

Images en bibliothèques

Images en bibliothèques supports film distribution and image education practices and runs a broad professional network, transversally between the world of public reading and that of cinema and audiovisual.

Structures that are members of “Images en bibliothèques” benefit from a 30% reduction on the platform’s prices for cultural institutions. You are not yet a member? Discover the advantages of annual membership (€110/year)...

Bibliothèques Sans Frontières

In order to promote cultural diversity, BSF works so that every woman and man can live with dignity and flourish through easy and free access to libraries, information and education.

Bibliothèques Sans Frontières has integrated the “Films pour enfants” portal into the Ideas Box, a media library kit intended for humanitarian emergency situations such as refugee camps but also for rural areas in Europe, the United States and Australia.

Cinécyclo, France

The Cinécyclo association is developing a unique concept combining adventure, cultural diffusion, environmental awareness and development.

association Trois, six, neuf, douze

The 3-6-9-12 association, founded by Serge Tisseron, aims to support adults in the use of new digital tools, screens and the internet with their children, for a connected and united society.

The Trois, six, neuf, douze association is an official partner of Takorama, the International Children's Festival for teachers and students from around the world.

A big thank you to all the authors of the short films!

Robert Allen, Isabelle Arné, Farlow Ashley, Mike A Smith, Pierre Bassil, Yann Benedi, Bertrand Bey, Virginie Bourdin, Morgane Boullier, Seth Boyden, Laurène Braibant, Ben Brand, Beatriz Carvalho, Diogo Nii Cavalcanti, Leonardo Cavaletti, Andrew Chesworth, Jérémy Clapin, Felix Colgrave, Pedro Conti, Sabrina Cotugno, Gilles Cuvelier, Aude Danset, Clément Dartigues, Erin McDermott, Carlos De Carvalho, Hugo De Faucompret, Nicolas Didogent, Franck Dion, Pierre Ducos, Théo Dusapin, Lorenzo Fresta, Emile Gignoux, Geoffrey Godet, Mael Gourmelen, Daniel Greaves, Julien Hazebroucq, Masataka Hiroyasu, Wan-jung Hsiao, Yuanyuan Hu, Hiroco Ichinose, Pedro Ivo Carvalho, Tomoyoshi Joko, Fabrice O Joubert, Risa Kimpara, Reina Kanemitsu, Kriti Kaur, Soyeon Kim, Frodo Kuipers, Ru Kuwahata, Xiya Lan, Carlos Lascano, Jackie Lee, Timothee Lemoine, Kirsten Lepore, Gabriel Lin, Isabela Littger, Eva Lusbaronian, Max Maleo, Iker Maidagan, Rafael Cano Méndez, Yoshiko Misumi, Jeanette Nørgaard, Daniel Martínez Lara, Emmanuelle Leleu, Vladimir Leschiov, Asa Lucander, Fernando Makdonado, Azuma Makoto, Laetitia Meynier, Corentin Monnier, Iku Ogawa, Chris O'Hara, Anna Hinds Paddock, Bobby Pontillas, Max Porter, Aurelien Prédal, Marc Riba, Elena Rogova, Burcu Sankur, Jeff Scher, Anchi Shen, Anna Solanas, Michael Stevenson, Jacob Streilein, Steve Subotnick, Katie Sung Lee, Tomoko Takaya, Jorge Tereso, Dana Terrace, Jean-Michel Trauscht, Theodore Ushev, Dina Velikovskaya, Léo Verrier, Matias Vigliano, Philip Watts, Hugo Weiss, Koji Yamamura, Dante Zaballa, Juan Pablo Zaramella.

A big thank you to the organizations broadcasting the short films as part of non-commercial public broadcasts!