Cartooning for Peace would like to thank its many partners who enable the organisation to continue its work in support of press cartoons, freedom of expression and press cartoonists around the world:
Agence Française de Développement (AFD) is supporting Cartooning for Peace to strengthen citizens’ commitment to the 17 Sustainable Development Goals: press cartoons are committed to a fairer, more sustainable world based on solidarity.
Support from the French Ministry of Culture enables Cartooning for Peace to develop its educational and editorial activities.
MGENMGEN has supported the Cartooning for Peace organisation since it was founded, and is committed to defending fundamental freedoms and equal rights, while ensuring that its actions have a resolutely educational dimension.
“La France s’engage” Foundation“La France s’engage”, an initiative spearheaded by former French President François Hollande, recognises the most innovative and socially useful projects. In 2017, Cartooning for Peace won the Special Prize of “La France s’engage”. Thanks to this support, Cartooning for Peace is strengthening its educational initiatives in schools, extra-curricular activities and prisons.
Fondation de FranceThe Fondation de France has been supporting Cartooning for Peace projects since 2012, when it launched the “Cartooning for Peace” travelling exhibition aimed at schools.
Cartooning for Peace benefits from Cartier’s support in 2024.
French Ministry of Justice
With the support of the French Ministry of Justice, Cartooning for Peace offers educational activities in prisons (exhibitions and “debate” and “practical” workshops with press cartoonists).
French Ministry of Education, Youth and SportCartooning for Peace is accredited by the French Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport (MENE2214200A) as an organisation that supports public education. This accreditation is renewed in 2022 for a further 5 years (since 2016). The organisations offer educational activities that complement the school curriculum, in line with school projects, and take part in school life during or outside school hours.
11 January FundThanks to the support of the 11 January Fund set up following the assassination of Samuel Paty, Cartooning for Peace has developed a website, available free of charge to education professionals by registration: www.pedagogie-dessinsdepresse.fr. The aim of the site is to provide resources for teaching through press cartoons and human rights education (in French).
Town of Vaulx-en-VelinCartooning for Peace and the Town of Vaulx-en-Velin have been working together since 2019 to offer educational workshops based on the organisation’s exhibitions, aimed at young people during extra-curricular time, as well as training for education professionals. Cartooning for Peace is a signatory of the city’s Plan to Combat Racism, Anti-Semitism and Discrimination.
Town of Conflans-Sainte-HonorineThe town of Conflans-Sainte-Honorine, which witnessed the assassination of Professor Samuel Paty, has been a partner of Cartooning for Peace since the attack. An evening debate was organised in 2021, followed by a residency at the Médiathèque Blaise-Cendrars in 2022-2023.
Intermédia 78Intermédia 78 is supporting the organisation and working together on the “Cartooning for Peace” exhibition, which will be on show in nine media libraries in the department throughout 2024.
Léo Lagrange FederationThe Léo Lagrange Federation and Cartooning for Peace are once again teaming up on a new project, “To Kplon Nou”.
Et si FoundationThe Et Si Foundation supports the promotion of living art, the development of the art of the spoken word and creativity. Sheltered by the Fondation de France, the foundation has been supporting Cartooning for Peace in its educational activities since 2021.
The Fondation d’entreprise Hermès supports Cartooning for Peace’s educational activities, in their entirety, in 2023.
Cultural Olympiad Label – Olympic Games Paris 2024Cartooning for Peace has been awarded the Cultural Olympiad Label for the Olympic and Paralympic Games to be held in Paris in 2024, in the “debate of ideas” category, as part of its educational project: “There’s going to be sport! Press cartoons and citizenship”.
Thanks to the UNESCO Global Media Defence Fund, Cartooning for Peace implements several projects for the legal protection of press cartoonists.
The Isocrates Foundation supports Cartooning for Peace on its “Enhancing legal support to press cartoons in the digital age” project.
SCAM’s support enables Cartooning for Peace to continue its monitoring and support missions.
Le MondeA long-standing supporter of Cartooning for Peace, Le Monde publishes a cartoon signed by a Cartooning for Peace cartoonist on its front page every Monday to Thursday. The organisation also runs a blog called “Libérons les Crayons!” on the Le Monde website.
France Médias MondeIn virtue of their common values, France Médias Monde and Cartooning for Peace collaborate since 2013 in order to promote the recognition of press cartoonists’ journalistic work and contribute to freedom of expression. Each Friday evening, on the set of the show “One week in the world” on France 24, Cartooning for Peace’s cartoons on international news.
France CultureSince 2018, Cartooning for Peace collaborates on the “Cultures Monde” programme, presented by Mélanie Chalandon, on France Culture. It explores contemporary issues in different countries and regions of the world. Every Friday morning, a press cartoon related to the news of the week is commented on.
Cartooning for Peace and Moyen-Orient have been partners since 2015: a page of press cartoons devoted to a current theme in the Middle East and composed of 6 to 7 press cartoons is offered to the magazine’s readers every three months.
Le TempsA selection of cartoons is submitted to the Swiss daily Le Temps: one of the 10 cartoons submitted is published in the Saturday cultural supplement under the heading “Le dessin de la semaine, sélectionné par Chappatte” (The cartoon of the week, selected by Chappatte).
The Conversation FranceSince 2024, every week, a few articles are enriched by the offbeat viewpoint and sharp analysis of Cartooning for Peace’s cartoonists, reminding us that press cartoons are an integral part of the news media ecosystem.
Cartooning for Peace sketches current events in the “Eye of the cartoonists” section of Valeurs Mutualistes, the quarterly magazine for MGEN members.
Institutions, local authorities, foundations, private players: Cartooning for Peace benefits from the support of many actors to pursue its actions. We are actively seeking support from individuals and organisations who wish to invest in peace, freedom of expression and information, democracy, human rights and youth.
For more information on sponsorship, please contact Chloé Guerif, Communications and Sponsorship Officer: chloe.guerif@cartooningforpeace.org.
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