What if you meet someone who doesn't think like you?
For the first time at the University, Lumen is offering you an innovative event!
"Faut qu'on parle" is inspired by My Country Talks, an initiative created in 2017 that has already brought together nearly 300,000 participants in more than 100 countries. The principle is always the same: to organise one-on-one meetings between people with opposing opinions using an algorithm that ‘matches’ two people who have answered divisive questions differently. By facilitating these unique encounters, the initiative aims to combat the growing polarisation of debate. By reinforcing the values of listening and dialogue, Faut qu'on parle seeks to rebuild the connections that are essential for building a shared future
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In 2025, sign up, come to Lumen, and we'll give you a free drink!
For the first time at the University, Lumen is offering you an innovative event!
"Faut qu'on parle" is inspired by My Country Talks, an initiative created in 2017 that has already brought together nearly 300,000 participants in more than 100 countries. The principle is always the same: to organise one-on-one meetings between people with opposing opinions using an algorithm that ‘matches’ two people who have answered divisive questions differently. By facilitating these unique encounters, the initiative aims to combat the growing polarisation of debate. By reinforcing the values of listening and dialogue, Faut qu'on parle seeks to rebuild the connections that are essential for building a shared future
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In 2025, sign up, come to Lumen, and we'll give you a free drink!