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

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

Nicolas, co-founder of the feminist bookstore l’Euguélionne, in Montreal, is the best source in the world of the traces left by Françoise. (S)He has been compiling them for several decades, his website is a gold mine, and ours owes him a lot.

Master’s thesis on Françoise – Compilation of traces of Françoise.

Magali, founder of On est prêt and co-founder of Newtopia, inherited the capacity for action from the one she was close to in her childhood. We owe her the first reissue of Françoise after her departure, and probably other things to come.

On the initiative of the reissue of Une femme nommée Castor, mon amie Simone de Beauvoir in 2008 at L’Harmattan.

Danielle is Director of Gender and Sexuality Studies at the University of Las Vegas (Nevada). Meeting Françoise during her trip to the USA was remarkable: she has been teaching her for 30 years.

English translation of texts by Françoise for the website.

Manon Aubel is a photographer and director. After discovering Françoise during a previous project, she deemed it urgent to help make her known, which she succeeded brilliantly with an acclaimed documentary.

Production of the documentary Françoise d’Eaubonne, une épopée écoféministe, 52 minutes, broadcast by France Télévisions.