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The Institute of Providence, a technical and vocational school located in Brussels, was built around a social ideal: to welcome those who are no longer wanted elsewhere. Today, violence is undermining this project.
What does « going to school » mean today- particularly in the professional and technical educational sectors in an urban setting – for young people who, « if things go on like this, are headed for the wall » and for adults who « spend more time socialising than teaching » ?
I have attempted to comprehend and capture lives in these two worlds, irrespective of their standing as student, youth worker, teacher or administrator.
To do this, I spent an academic year in a well-known Brussel’s school of almost mythical status : the Institut de la Providence located in Cureghem – Anderlecht.
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Preszow Gérard
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Marc Decamps
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Gérard Preszow
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Karine Pourtaud
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Jean-Francois Gosselin
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Dérives
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WIP
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13 January 2005 : RTBF - La Deux
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