7 November 2025
Consent and accessible literature, second edition
Arthéphage bookshop, Tunis
A second interdisciplinary panel, on accessible and inclusive teaching approaches for children and the adults around them.
Turning the page…
Turning the page…
Dad, where are we going on Saturday?
We read, we screen, we talk. Children come with their parents, and leave with questions.
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Arthéphage bookshop, Tunis
A second interdisciplinary panel, on accessible and inclusive teaching approaches for children and the adults around them.
Arthéphage bookshop, Tunis
An interdisciplinary panel bringing together mental health, education, children’s literature and inclusion professionals, around emotional education from early childhood.
Institut français de Tunisie
The first book presented as part of the international event run by the Institut français, with a discussion on education, inclusion and child protection.
Al Kitab Mutuelleville, Tunis
A meeting around the first fully Tunisian and inclusive children’s book, made to open conversation about emotions, rights, family and self-respect.
Tunis
Raja Sabta took part in the panel discussion led by Hatem Bourial, bringing together people from literature, publishing and technology around the future of the book.
Carthage International School
A meeting with pupils around the book, with ISC Grandir en confiance: reading together and talking about consent and why conversation matters.
Institut français de Tunisie
The third workshop of the “Médiathèque solidaire” programme: raising awareness of animal welfare and imagining concrete ways to act.
Palais des congrès, Tunis
The collection presented on the STPEA stand, with accessible editions in French, in Tunisian dialect and in braille.
Tunis International Book Fair
A project developed with Cinématdour around children’s access to cultural, educational and psychological experiences. A visit to the fair and a workshop led by Dr Maha Hafnaoui.
Tunis International Book Fair, Le Kram
Launch of “Mum, Dad, what is consent?”, a fully Tunisian book designed as a teaching tool. Editions in Tunisian dialect, in French and in Tunisian sign language, an audiobook and a typeface suited to dyslexic readers.
Institut français de Tunisie
An arts and literature workshop in the “Médiathèque solidaire” programme: making puppets and staging them to explore consent, respect and integrity.
Tunis
A screening and discussion inviting children and parents to look at the tale differently, around consent, respect and autonomy, and to question gender roles and stereotypes.
Cité de la Culture, Tunis
A second puppet workshop, with interactive games and a short performance.
Cité de la Culture, Tunis
A puppet-making and staging workshop, part of the Carthage Puppet Arts Days. For children aged 4 to 7 with their parents.
Al Kitab Mutuelleville, Tunis
A creative workshop where children explore consent, limits and personal space, and learn to state their own limits and respect other people’s.
Al Kitab Mutuelleville, Tunis
A monthly programme inviting children and their parents to explore consent, emotions and family values through art, reading, writing and conversation. Across the year, families take part in creative workshops, film discussions, puppet activities and literary meetings.
Tunis
Children and their parents make a modelling-clay sculpture of the person sitting opposite them.
Cinéma Tdour, Tunis
A meeting across generations around respect, autonomy and integrity, led by the project team and the child psychiatrist Dr Maha Hafnaoui.
Tunis
Work made by the children taking part can find its way into the printed books, giving each copy something of its own.
Tunis
An interactive workshop for children aged 4 to 7 and their parents, to stir curiosity and get families talking.
Geneva, Switzerland
Taking part in the forum run by the Swiss Tunisian Network, which puts the Tunisian art scene in the spotlight and encourages cultural exchange between Tunisia and Switzerland.
Arthéphage bookshop, Tunis
A first full-scale trial: presenting the project to families, gathering their reactions and watching how they engaged with the world and the content we offered.
Al Kitab Mutuelleville, Tunis
A collaboration with the bookshop around creative workshops for children and their parents, encouraging curiosity, conversation and talk across generations.
Al Kitab bookshop, Tunis
A series of workshops for children aged 4 to 7 and their parents, around curiosity, conversation and making things together as a family. Led by the illustrator and designer Malek Jerbi.