Nightline France helps students look after their mental health, notably through a night-time helpline run by their peers. I joined as a listener in 2019, then trained volunteers, before chairing the charity from 2022 to 2024. Before that, I took part in student life at the École normale supérieure.
Nightline France is the largest student-run charity in France, founded in 2016. It works to improve young people's mental health, notably through a peer-to-peer night-time helpline.
Strategy and management of volunteer and salaried teams. Representation in the media and with institutional, charitable and political partners, in France and abroad. Development of a European structure for Nightlines.
Management of a team of volunteer trainers. Training helpline volunteers in Rogerian active listening, a course certified Qualiopi by the French state. Peer-to-peer listening on the night-time helpline for students.
Management of student servers, hosting of websites and services for student societies, web deployment and web programming.
Supervision and training of a team of 15 volunteer stage technicians. Management of the equipment inventory and of investment needs. Sound, lighting and stage management for every student event at the school: ball, festivals, concerts, theatre, and more.
A one-year term on the COF, the ENS student union, as communications officer.