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The collective of the Village on Wheels is back from Morocco

Hello All!

Our caravan to Morocco went very well. We returned on May 25 with a head full of images and a lot of experience to develop our project!

We gratefully acknowledge all structures Moroccan who welcomed us and trusted us, and all children and all people we met during this trip, for their hospitality, their smiles and friendliness.

We also thank everyone who joined our project and who have supported us during our evenings this winter in support of Hang'art Mesclavie at Castres, in Ragtime, bar the Little London and the concert hall of Pavilions Indians in Toulouse.

And finally, we thank the University of Toulouse Le Mirail, the device Challenges Youth to Youth and Sports and the Directorate of Youth and Sport and the Association pleaz Wait financially supported us.

We invite you to our events which transcription are expected to fall. We pitched our caravan to the University of Toulouse le Mirail, of October 25 to 29, and the festival O'troc tone ", organized by the association pleaz Wait, from 29 to 31 October on the site in Toulouse Bazacle . There will also be an evening of transcription in the concert hall of one of our partners, the squat association "Flags Wild" and an evening at Hang'art in Castres, the stronghold of the collective.

During these events, we will, as best as possible, transmit the experience of our journey by talking about our meetings, our discussions and our actions. This experience showed us that the meeting the other, whatever its origin, is possible provided that people who have this freedom by taking the initiative.
is because it is possible to build bridges over borders, we link to each other and put people at the heart of our life that we want to continue to make heart keep the project alive.

The Village on Wheels continues his adventure and is already preparing the next caravan 2011 ...

Sincerely, The Collective Village on Wheels

Members of the village on wheels present on this caravan 2010:

Clarensson Mathieu, Benoît Montorier, Sara Lelong, florence Declercq, Mail Gourdon, Samantha Duquesnel Zaguedoun Thomas, Johnny Berens Louam Fessahaye, Jean-Marc Aspe and Yacine Saklab.