9th festival Passeurs-ses d'humanité 2026 - Vallée de la Roya - Breil: "Les Biens qui nous sont communs" ("Goods we have in common")

The program includes some 100 events: major debates, shows, conferences, exhibitions, breakfasts, literary encounters, a children's area, booksellers, a radio station, publishing houses and a wide range of workshops, tours and more... Discover the program on: passeursdhumanite.com * WEDNESDAY JULY 15 at Breil-sur-Roya - chapelle de la Miséricorde and on the shores of the lake - This revival will come from the elders, proposed by Casa Viva, with the SOS Sénior group. - The bread of sharing with journalist Géraldine Giraud - Café musique with Vincent Caffiaux, music columnist, about the exhibition Music Migrations, Paris-Londres, organized by the Musée National de l'Histoire de l'Immigration. - Food social security, Samouan circle, the challenges and obstacles to a food alternative for all, with Sylvaine Anani, permaculturist, Ludivine Berger, Coordination Paysanne - Deciphering new European measures on migration with the Roya Citoyenne association - Histoires d'histoires with : Carole Chaix and Thomas Scotto for the comic strip "L'envers de nos décors". - Dance: La Demande d'asile. Cie Ensemble facture - Concert: Hawaian Pistoleros folk acoustic. -Street art: Fire show - Cinema: "Nos pas brûlent la nuit", a film by Manon Ott and Grégory Cohen. Open-air screening organized by and with the support of Beaulieu cinema. * THURSDAY, July 16 at Breil-sur-Roya - chapelle de la Miséricorde and on the shores of the lake - Information: a right, a human need and a common good - A stroll through the Commons with Bruno Romagny, Director of IRD (Institut de Recherche pour le Développement), Geneviève Fontaine, PhD in economics, Tristan Klein of the association "la maison du vivant", Sarah Vanuxem, lawyer - What if we stopped pigeonholing people? with Alexandra Picheta, PhD student - Histoires d'histoires with Inbar Heller Algazi, Thomas Azuelos (to be confirmed) and Ariella Aïsha Azulay for their books on Palestine (to be confirmed) - Storytelling: "Contes des 4 coins du monde", by Cie Ziri Ziri - Theater: "Parleras-tu?" by Cie Plante un regard. A crazy field investigation based on children's and teenagers' audio testimonies. In partnership with the "Panser et repenser l'enfance" festival and the "Acta non verba" association. - Illustrations by Unpacking. Caroline Sury unwraps her images in complete privacy. - Concert: ASIZOLALA live Marthe X Pilani Bubu. Pop, rock, jungle, jazz, a musical experience that transcends borders.  - Theater: "Dissonances Jeanne d'Arc" by Cie Dire-Dire. A transgressive radio show, offbeat to the point of absurdity. * EVERY DAY: Exhibitions: - "Paris-London, Music Migrations (1962-1989)" explores the dense and complex links between migration, music, anti-racist struggles and political mobilizations. In partnership with Le Musée National de l'Histoire National de l'Immigration - Superissue. A collective and a micro-publishing house from Nice invited to Espace sans nom (Saorge) - Cultures en terrasses - Title in progress - Meetings and drawing performances with : Carole Chaix, Edmond Baudoin, Marc Daniau, Morgane Ganault, Éléonore Zuber, Marjorie Masseglia, Virginie Bergeret, Tomek Heydinger, Inbar Heller Algazi, Thomas Scotto, Thomas Azuelos, Margot Badinet, Caroline Sury - L'Heure bleue: Mare Nostrum Every evening during the festival, l'heure bleue is a time for shared readings, poetry and conviviality around Mare Nostrum, our Mediterranean. - A major participatory worksite - Writing, poetry, drawing, sewing, theater, dance, singing, plastic arts and visits to a wide range of workshops provide a creative and interactive way to take part in the Festival. Radio, publishers, booksellers and press - A series of debates and workshops with the Radio Tout Terrain - RTT team - The Pas pareille press union with Mouais, L'humanité, L'âge de faire, Fakir, ... - Booksellers and publishers with : La librairie du Caïros, Les indociles, les Enfants Rouges, le Port a jauni, Caracole audio platform And for children, a special pitchoun.e.s program, with : - An active reading space, creative workshops, a box of heroes: Mission Nos biens communs - Croqueurs d'images": an exhibition in motion, with graphic moderators providing an illustrated diary of the festival. - A literary Olympiad on July 17 in Tende