Want to rehumanize the world?
Or perhaps, more modestly: preserve what remains human in humanity...
Only the child whose intelligence and sensitivity have not been dulled by absurd and pernicious conditioning will be capable of warding off the horror of the world.
Frédéric Térence*
For the creator of Holistic Educ, young people are first and foremost children, but also adolescents and young adults who, all over the world—and with ever-increasing intensity since the so-called COVID-19 pandemic—are being alienated by educational systems designed to mold them. Under the guise of providing foundational learning and transmitting knowledge, with results that are often uncertain, these systems in fact contribute to destabilizing them physically, mentally, emotionally, and psychologically.
Holistic-educ therefore aims to be an informative website offering educational resources in the broadest sense: learning resources in all fields, as well as resources dedicated to preserving health and fostering individual fulfilment.
Target audience: children, adolescents, and young people from all backgrounds, as well as caring adults who, as advisors and creators of educational tools, wish to support them and contribute to this website, initially designed in French, then in English, and ultimately in a wide range of languages.
A Testimony: Who Is Frédéric Térence?
A few audiovisual productions:
They Were Foreigners (22-minute video)
What Is Your Country? 4 short TV programs
A few reflections gathered over the years with children from all over the world... (coming soon)
More information (This page is accessible only upon contacting us)
* Frédéric Térence is the pseudonym of a very old French teacher, inspired by Térence (Latin: Publius Terentius Afer), born in Carthage around 190 BC and died in Rome in 159 BC. He was a Latin comic playwright, probably of Berber origin (Wikipedia). He was also a freed slave and is said to have uttered these words:
- "Nothing that is human is foreign to me."
Yet, when we consider things carefully, are we not all, for the most part, supposedly emancipated slaves, to whom, in this genocidal 21st century, and to paraphrase Terence, "Nothing inhuman will be spared."... In the absence of a universal awakening of consciousness...
