Welcome to Brillantes, the podcast with a French accent, which gives a voice to women who move the lines.
My name is Jeanne du Sartel and between Zurich, where I live, and Paris where I come from, my goal is to meet the sparkling, powerful, talented and inspiring women, with atypical backgrounds and beautiful projects, to understand what drives them and makes them move forward. Discussions that, I hope, will encourage you to think outside the box, cross your boundaries and develop your own brilliant projects.
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Welcome to Brillantes, the podcast with a French accent, which gives a voice to women who move the lines.
My name is Jeanne du Sartel and between Zurich, where I live, and Paris where I come from, my goal is to meet the sparkling, powerful, talented and inspiring women, with atypical backgrounds and beautiful projects, to understand what drives them and makes them move forward. Discussions that, I hope, will encourage you to think outside the box, cross your boundaries and develop your own brilliant projects.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
How about this week we talk about art and culture? Because yes, the nicest news this week is the reopening of cultural venues here in Switzerland - after long weeks of closure. So for the occasion, I have decided to republish the very first episode of Brillantes, with the founder of the Zurich Art Weekend, Charlotte von Stotzingen.
The Zurich organisation is organising three days this weekend, from 5 to 7 March, dedicated to all the exhibitions - in museums or galleries - that we haven’t been able to attend in the last weeks.
The episode was recorded in July 2020, but it will give you the opportunity to take a look at the exciting journey of Charlotte von Stotzingen, the head of this initiative. And I promise you, her journey is rich, and very international… In Paris, she created Thanks for Nothing, a philanthropic association, which aim is to promote solidarity through art and culture.
In Kenya, she launched with her husband Startup Lions and Learning Lions, two extraordinary humanitarian projects, to train young people in the remote region of Turkana in ICT and enable them to work as freelancers.
In this episode, Charlotte describes the richness of the Zurich art Scene. Together, we look back at the coronavirus crisis, we go through each of her projects and we talk about art, culture, education, and the need for democratisation.
So tune in to your listening platform, and enjoy the listen!
Activities in Kenya:
Association in Paris: Thanks for Nothing : https://thanksfornothing.fr/en/homepage/
Zurich Art weekend : https://zurichartweekend.com/
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