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Conférence d’Ariane Kirtley et Aissa Maiga sur l’Eau
A l’occasion du vernissage de son exposition photographique “Portrait de Résilience : les Peuples du Sahel face au Changement Climatique” la Mairie du 5e arrondissement a le plaisir de vous convier à une conférence d’Ariane Kirtley sur les peuples de l’Azawak au Niger, riches d’une culture saharo-sahélienne en péril face à la grave crise humanitaire causée par la désertification et le manque d’eau.
Building Hope. Giving Education. Providing Opportunities.
Families walk up to 30 miles a day searching for water. Children have little to no time for education ...
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Conférence d’Ariane Kirtley et Aissa Maiga sur l’Eau, le 19 mars a 19h
Florence Berthout, Maire du 5e Arrondissement, vous invitent à la conférence: le 19 mars a 19h Salle Pierrotet A l’occasion ...
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Interview: Migrants Abandoned in Searing Sahara
(June 29, 2018) Ariane speaks with Meteorologist Kait Parker of the Weather Channel about the worldwide migration crisis. In June, ...
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Interview on En Sol Majeur: Le Fil d’Ariane
(May 19, 2018) Journalist Yasmine Chouaki uses sound and music to creatively reveal the personality, aspirations and work of guests ...
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Un beau fil d’or entre Ariane Kirtley et… vous
(May 23, 2018) Ariane shares a couple of stories with Yasmine Chouaki on En Sol Majeur. Video in French: ...
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Interview: Climate Change and Illegal Migration
(May 3, 2018) RFI's Alison Hird interviews Ariane Kirtley on RFI Radio English. You can also listen on Soundcloud ...
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"The Interview" on France 24 English
(February 9, 2018) Ariane discusses the impact of climate change on local communities and cultures in Niger and Mali with ...
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Interview: Le manque d’eau favorise tous les trafics
(February 5, 2018) In the desertic Azawak region of Niger and Mali, the rains have drastically decreased. Twenty years ago ...
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