Empowerment through speaking out
The project
EducationEquality
Dialogue and learning to listen to one another in a multi-voiced, mixed-race country is central to building society. Yet 3 out of 4 young people have difficulty speaking, and the public arena seems too confrontational: 68% find media debates aggressive. We believe that living together requires the ability to express oneself and to listen, skills that need to be developed from an early age.
Action regions
France
Overseas
International
86
% of young peoplesee the spoken word as a key to emancipation and success, according to our barometer "Jeunesse & prise de parole" carried out with Opinion Way in 2025.
80
%have already given up speaking out for fear of being judged by others, according to our "Youth & speaking out" barometer carried out with Opinion Way in 2025.
32 000
young peoplebenefit from our actions every year.
Solution
To meet this challenge, Eloquentia works for equal opportunity by making speech a real lever for academic, personal and professional fulfillment. Its action is based on two complementary missions: training young people to speak out and offering them spaces for expression through its speaking competitions.
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Use of the money
By making a donation, you contribute directly to the implementation of workshops in classes from CM1 to terminale and with specific audiences, as well as to the training of young people in preparation for our international competition, now the world's largest public speaking contest. You'll also be supporting our advocacy of the cause of oral expression, and helping to build a society that values dialogue and listening over clash.
Action regions
France
Overseas
International
Today, when I speak, I want to be an example for young girls in the suburbs. Thanks to Eloquentia, I've gained confidence. Speaking out breaks down clichés and shows that everyone has their place: no codes, just trust.
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