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The association for youth and peace
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About us
"I have to stay up for my son's memory"
Latifa Ibn Ziaten is the mother of IMAD, the parachutist of the French
army assassinated by Merah in Toulouse. Since the tragedy, she goes to French
High Schools, transforming her sadness into a power to transmit a message
of tolerance and to fight against the fanaticism. The teachers call her to help
them face uncomfortable questions from their students. From debate to debate,
she responds with conviction to these young people, to parents, to all those
who feel lost.
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Together with Imad
On march first 2019, ten high school pupils enrolled in Ferdinand Buisson d’Elbeuf went to morocco in a setting up open libraries mission with the association Imad in M’adiq region as well as the installation of the computer equipment on the concerned sites.
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Working together for a better living together
Around twenty troubled youth, comes from the disadvantaged environment and learns in the “school of the second chance” or in the EPIDE, they passed fifteen days in morocco.
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To succeed in other place differently
The trips reform the youth: we learn to transform ourselves as if the differenced experiences had marked each one during his passage
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Our last intervention
À Montceau-les-Mines, écouter et accompagner la jeunesse pour construire l’avenir
en présence de représentants politiques, d’élus, d’associations locales et du délégué du préfet. Cette rencontre a été l’occasion de dialoguer autour de thèmes essentiels, notamment la tolérance religieuse, la laïcité et le respect des différences.
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Le 30 janvier 2026, Madame IBN ZIATEN a eu l’honneur d’intervenir devant 150 élèves du Lycée Henri Parriat, à Montceau-les-Mines, en présence de représentants politiques, d’élus, d’associations locales et du délégué du préfet. Cette rencontre a été l’occasion de dialoguer autour de thèmes essentiels, notamment la tolérance religieuse, la laïcité et le respect des différences. […]
Testimonials given to the association