Published on : 18/08/2022 – 11:00
For several decades, in the streets of Western cities, we see few children. The ” all car ”, the buses, the fears of accidents or kidnappings on the part of the parents, the lack of green spaces have gradually sent the children back to their rooms.
The city is not seen as a dream playground for his offspring. However, learning autonomy, well-being, awakening… also involves discovering one’s environment, however urban it may be. What image of the city do we pass on to our children? How to make it less hostile and more playful so that the youngest reclaim the urban space?
Rebroadcast of Tuesday, January 4, 2022.
With :
– Clement Rivieresociologist at the University of Lille, author of Their children in the city – Survey of parents in Paris and Milan (Lyon University Press)
– Manon Besanconarchitect and project manager on pedagogical subjects within the Council for Architecture, Urban Planning and the Environment of Paris.
A report by Thea Olivier, correspondent for RFI in Dakar, the capital of Senegal concentrates 4 million inhabitants out of the 17 million inhabitants of the country and has developed rapidly without necessarily adapting to the very young. In order to understand the challenges of a Dakar family on a daily basis, Théa Ollivier spent a Saturday afternoon with the family of Jonathan, 9 years old and his little brother Jean-Jacques, 3 years old.
Musical programming :
► Gifts Gifts – Come on
► Niafyé – Badd Lime, Ami Yerewolo.