Centennial of Robert F. Kennedy's birth: debate, exhibition and a new classroom bearing his name

On the centennial of Robert F. Kennedy's birth, we held a very special day focused on conversation, learning and action.

Throughout the day, we promoted a student debate centered on contemporary challenges linked to human rights and democracy, and we opened a space for students to connect RFK's legacy with questions of the present.

The day was rounded off with an exhibition of posters (created as part of educational and creative activities) and with the inauguration of a new classroom dedicated to Robert F. Kennedy, as a permanent reminder that educating in human rights is a sustained commitment, not an isolated event.

Thanks to the entire educational community for making it possible: when an idea becomes a physical space, a classroom, and a living practice, a debate... the legacy becomes the future.