Manon Soavi, Aikido teacher and author, is one of the most original contemporary voices, noted for her first book, Le maître anarchiste, Itsuo Tsuda, where she links the Tao and anarchy. Her philosophy, drawn essentially from her practice, made her come across Françoise, whom she now helps to make known: if Françoise is on Facebook and Instagram, it’s thanks to Manon!

Promotion of the film in Italy, reflections on the work, social networks

Author of Remember Fessenheim, media activist relaying ecofeminist voices.

An academic, author of numerous books, exhibition curator, and art critic, Fabienne is a specialist in feminist, gender, queer, and masculinity issues in France and abroad. As a herstorian, she has devoted the last few decades to raising awareness of forgotten female creators, tirelessly questioning why there are so few women in art history.

Preface and critical apparatus for Françoise’s Histoire de l’art et lutte des sexes (History of Art and the Battle of the Sexes).

Diana is a playwright (over thirty published plays), actress, director and stage director. She won the Prix Beaumarchais-SACD for Explosion, une bombe nous attendait à la gare. She has just published (March 24) Pour ton bien, which tells the story of her close relationship with Françoise. She is helping to spread the word in a variety of ways.

French-Italian translations, radio broadcasts and study of Françoise’s theater

Pauline is a Doctor in sociology, specializing in support for end-of-life medical teams, member of l’Association Anamnèse. She has invested a lot in Françoise in recent years: the success of the international conference is her, the “Wednesdays of Eaubonne” in 2021 are also hers.

Organization of the 2022 international colloquium – Animation of Les mercredis d’Eaubonne at IMEC – In charge of the proceedings of the colloquium, to be published.

Caroline was the first to produce substantive work in France after Françoise’s departure. Particularly interested in her diaries, she disposed of the 15,000 pages archived at the IMEC (not counting what has been lost).

Author of Françoise d’Eaubonne et l’écoféminisme published by Passager Clandestin.