*French audio* / Non fiction

After the Sorbonne Nouvelle blockade, the awakening of the collective

A Studio On The Atlantic

16/12/2024

Adil Fradin
[FRENCH AUDIO] In the current political climate and the urgent need to be mobilised, Adil looks back at his first experience of resistance: the blockade of the Sorbonne Nouvelle in 2018. By interviewing two friends who shared this episode with him, he tries to explore the traces left by this political awakening and to understand the importance of the collective in struggles. What remains of this revolt today?

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