While visiting Saint-Martin, Jean-Marc Mormeck meets several associations which are implementing actions to support and accompany young people, particularly those in difficulty. On Wednesday morning, he was able to exchange views with the Cobraced team, which offers educational support and social mediation with individualized monitoring of young people and parents in difficulty.
The interministerial delegate for equal opportunities showed interest in the actions of the association and wanted to go further in thinking about the management of youth conflicts. Whether it is conflicts with law enforcement, parents, teachers.
Jean-Marc Mormeck is banking on creating a “link” between the parties. From his experience - he grew up in the Seine Saint-Denis department (93), he confirms that there is "a lack of knowledge of the police and the gendarmerie" by young people. So he recommends meetings to “bring them together”. “It has to be through activities. It can be during a football match, boxing, etc. ”, he quotes, convinced that the image of the police forces that young people will evolve and that respect will be established. In mainland France, the RAID proposed to intervene in classes. Jean-Marc Mormeck would like him to also contact the Cobraced association to see how they can work together; his advisor must put them in touch as soon as they return to Paris.
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