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C'EST CE SOIR !!!

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SPECTACLE BÉNÉFICE À LA MÉMOIRE DE MARJORIE RAYMOND

La Fondation Jasmin Roy tient ce 28 novembre au théâtre La Tulipe de Montréal, un spectacle-bénéfice intitulé, À la mémoire de Marjorie. La mise en scène de ce spectacle a été confiée à Jérôme Charlebois et il sera assisté dans cette tâche par la comédienne Ingrid Falaise. Plusieurs artistes populaires ont confirmé leur présence afin de supporter la cause.

Vous pouvez vous procurez vos billets directement sur le réseau Admission.

Vous pouvez également visionner en ligne e vidéoclip de la chanson sur l'intimidation composée par Jérôme Charlebois qui désire rendre un hommage particulier à Marjorie. Clip de la chanson Tout seul dans mon coin.

Spectacle-bénéfice à la mémoire de Marjorie Raymond - Un an plus tard, la Fondation Jasmin Roy se souvient 
Communiqué de presse - 5 novembre 2012

The Fondation Jasmin Roy, a charitable organization which seeks to fight bullying, discrimination and violence towards children in elementary and secondary schools, is proud to announce an historic gathering with key partners who will all speak in one united voice on a subject that many hold close to their heart: the education of children in a safe and healthy environment.

In the past two years, the Fondation Jasmin Roy has been present on all available media platforms to discuss the importance of ensuring that Quebec schools receive the necessary resources to intervene adequately when bullying and violence occur. "The first year of our pilot project consisted of providing financial support to four participating schools, which allowed them to have an on-site resource person at least one day a week to work on the schools' cases of bullying and violence. This first phase delivered results that went above and beyond our expectations. And so, it is with confidence that we launch this second year of our project, with twelve elementary and secondary schools, located in various regions of the Quebec province", stated Jasmin Roy, President of the foundation that carries his name.