United Against Racism

True to its commitment to inclusion, accessibility, and welcoming all audiences, the institution reaffirms its role as a place for dialogue, reflection, and culture open to society.

Building on the ongoing initiatives already undertaken by Les Abattoirs—such as participation in Pride Toulouse or hosting the associations Rencont’roms nous and the women of the Espoir association—this event will feature highlights focused on information, sharing, and awareness-raising.

It will bring together dedicated local stakeholders to engage with the public and provide keys to understanding current challenges in the fight against discrimination. Featuring a program combining a round table, short films and video screenings, a choir, open-mic slam poetry, and various stands and children's workshops, Les Abattoirs hopes this day will resonate deeply with its visitors.

Access to culture for all lies at the heart of Les Abattoirs' mission. Through this initiative, the museum reaffirms that cultural spaces must serve as bulwarks against rejection and levers for collective empowerment.

Featuring:

• Amnesty International for interactive activities on discrimination
• Sebseb for an open-mic slam poetry session
• Choreographer James Carlès for a keynote testimony
• Performing artist Stéphane Facco for a dramatic reading
• Karl N'da Adopofor a drawing workshop
• L'Ébranleuse choirfor a musical performance

Also featuring video messages from:

• Oli
• Zebda (Mouss et Hakim)
• Jean-Charles de Castelbajac
• as well as players from TFC and Stade Toulousain

And an artwork presentation by:

• Fafi
• Karl N'da Adopo
• Pierre Mortel
• Jean-Charles de Castelbajac