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« Integration in Art, Culture and Disability ».
Disability should never be synonymous with isolation. It is from the observation that lack of autonomy in dressing profoundly affects self-image that a unique project was born, carried by Mode & Handicap… It's Possible! In partnership with Parisian medico-social facilities, this initiative combines the creation of inclusive fashion (ergonomic and trendy clothing worn by everyone) with innovative artistic and digital workshops. A true lever for social mixing to restore confidence to young people and support their life projects. ✨ 🛠️ On the program of our adapted workshops: · 🎨 Art Therapy & Painting: A space for expression (drawing, modeling, painting) to stimulate imagination, fine motor skills and self-esteem at your own pace. · 🌿 Natural Indigo Dyeing: An eco-responsible immersion to learn the ancestral art of Shibori and upcycling by personalizing your own clothes. · 🤖 Inclusive Generative AI: A gateway to digital to break the digital divide. Participants create unique hybrid works combining images, texts and sounds. · 🤝 String Art and Visual Arts Workshop: This inclusive workshop allows you to discover String Art by creating unique works with wood, nails and colored threads. By handling these tools, participants develop their fine motor skills and concentration in a welcoming and empowering atmosphere. 🖼️ The best part? All works will be showcased in public and inclusive exhibitions to celebrate everyone's talent at the heart of the city! 📍 Practical Information · 📅 Dates: From January 2, 2026 to January 2, 2027 · 🕒 Hours: Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday, 1 PM to 7 PM · 📍 Location: 26 rue de l'Ourcq, Paris 19e · 👥 Audience: Open to everyone, primarily for young people aged 18 to 35. 👉 Want to participate, register a group or support the project? Contact us at M&H or come meet us directly at the workshop! #InclusiveParis #InclusiveFashion #ArtTherapy #Paris19 #Disability #CultureForAll #DigitalInnovation #CityOfParis
Source: paris.fr — photo: Soulaiman HMAICHATE