Schedule

Pre schedule of the symposium (as of Jan 25)

Building knowledge with everyone?

Participatory research with people living in poverty

The day's hosts will be Sandra Laugier, professor, deputy scientific director of the InSHS-CNRS, member of the “Science in Society” committee of the CNRS, and Claude Ferrand, coordinator of the Wresinski Participation Network, Merging of Knowledge, ATD Fourth World..

8 :30 a.m. : Doors open

9 :00 a.m. : Conference opening by Alain Fuchs, president of the CNRS, Claire Hédon, president of ATD Fourth World France, and Yves Winkin, Director of Scientific and Technical Culture at the Conservatoire National des Arts et Métiers [National Conservatory of Arts and Crafts].

xxxxxxxxxxxxx Speeches by Thierry Mandon, Secretary of State for superior education and research; and Ségolène Neuville, Secretary of State for health and social affairs, delegate for disabled people and against social exclusion

9 :45 : The constituant elements of participatory research based on the merging of knowledge and practises involving people living in poverty, by ATD Fourth World

10:15 : Results of the seminar on the epistemology of participatory research and merging of knowledge, by Marcel Jaeger, chair of Social Work and Social Intervention at the CNAM, and Patrick Brun, researcher at ATD Fourth World:

- Knowledge: identity, specificity, interactions, value of the merging of knowledge with people living in poverty and insecurity

- Finality, acknowledgement and validation of participatory research based on the merging of knowledge

- Conditions of the relational and informational process of the merging of knowledge

10 :30 : Break

11 -12 :30 : Roundtable discussion on the scientific, epistemological, and social stakes and relevance of participatory research based on the merging of knowledge, led by Xavier Godinot, co-director of international research on the dimensions of poverty and poverty indicators, ATD Fourth World

Patrick Cingolani, Laboratoire de changement social et politique, Université Paris-Diderot

Jean-Michel Fourniau, Directeur du GIS Démocratie et Participation, CNRS

Nonna Mayer, Directrice de recherche émérite CNRS, Centre d'études européennes de Sciences Po

Catherine Neveu, Directrice de recherche CNRS, IIAC

12 :30 : Lunch

2 p.m.– 3 :30 : Workshops

Workshop 1 :What are the ethical, methodological, and epistemological conditions of participatory research based on the merging of knowledge?

Led by Marion Carrel, lecturer in sociology, Lille 3 University/CeRIES, and Marianne de Laat, merging of knowledge guidance counselor, ATD Quart-Monde

Workshop 2 : What are the ethical, methodological, and epistemological conditions of participatory research based on the merging of knowledge?
Led by Hugues Bazin, social science researcher, Laboratory for Social Innovation through Action-Research, and Françoise Ferrand, guidance counselor for the Fourth World University programs.

Workshop 3 :How can public policy favour conditions for participatory research based on the merging of knowledge, and help apply the results in the elaboration, realisation, and evaluation of projects? Feasability and funding.
Led by Cyril Fiorini, doctoral candidate, CNAM-HT2S, and Laurent Sochard, psycho-sociologist, researcher and practicioner

Workshop 4 : The evaluation and validation of co-constructed knowledge in the spheres of information, action, and teaching. Modes of circulation.
Led by Philippe Warin, research director at ODENORE-CNRS, and André Moisan, sociologist.

4 p.m. Break

4:30 p.m. : Pooling of workshop results, led by Xavier Verzat, ATD Fourth World

5:00: Lecture: the stakes of participatory research based on the merging of knowledge in the fight against poverty and social exclusion

                              Gaël Giraud, Chief Economist, Agence française du développement (AFD)

5:30 Perspectives

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