En avant toute(s) dévoile en avant première sa campagne de fin d'année « 20 ans : l’âge de grandir, pas de survivre »

En avant toute(s) is partnering this year with students from École Sup de Pub Paris who have conceived and produced several awareness videos aimed at their generation. These videos will be unveiled at a preview screening on November 27th , in the presence of the association and school teams , and the young filmmakers.

The goal: to mobilize widely at a time when violence is massively affecting younger generations. The figures are alarming: 1 in 7 young women is a victim of domestic violence , more than 43% of students experience violence during their studies , and 1 in 2 students is a victim of sexual assault or attempted sexual assault at parties .

A launch event open to the public: preview screening

En avant toute(s) and the Sup de Pub school invite partners, the general public, professionals, and the media to a presentation and discussion about the campaign. The goal is to give a voice to those who see, experience, or understand the violence affecting their generation , and to mobilize the public around a national issue that is too often overlooked. This campaign highlights the realities faced by young victims of violence, the same young people that the En avant toute(s) association supports on a daily basis.

📅 November 27, 2025

📍 École Sup de Pub Paris - Main lecture hall - 10 rue Sextius Michel, 75015 Paris

🕒 7pm - 9pm

Free registration here: https://www.helloasso.com/associations/en-avant-toute-s/evenements/evenement-lancement-campagne-collecte-2025

On the agenda:

● Screening of campaign videos,

● Presentation of the support system of En avant toute(s),

● Testimonials and discussions with the student creators of the videos.

About En avant toute(s)

En avant toute(s) is a recognized non-profit organization that fights for gender equality and the end of violence against women, young people, and LGBTQIA+ individuals. The organization carries out violence prevention initiatives by working with young people and the general public, as well as training professionals. It also supports victims of violence through its free, national, and supportive services (chat, video calls, telephone).