Festival Albertine: Environmental Justice
Climate change is hitting some harder than others. What politics, policies, and new economies might hasten progress? With...
Festival Albertine: What We Eat, and How We Grow It, May Need to Change
From France’s attempt to increase carbon in the soil to great chefs working to make their menus responsible, how can this...
Festival Albertine: Local Government & Policymaking
As national governments fail to move at the necessary speed, cities are trying to fill the gap. Can local governments and...
Festival Albertine: How Fast Do We Need to Move?
To hit the targets set in Paris, it appears we’ll need to have cut fossil fuel use in half by the end of the next decade....
Festival Albertine: The Climate Moment
We need to understand the particular gravity of this moment in time. What does it feel like to live amid both despair and...
Marc Boutavant’s Albertine Sketch
In March 2019, world-renowned French author and illustrator Marc Boutavant—creator of Mouk, Edmond, and All Aboard, among...
An Interview with Négar Djavadi
French author, Négar Djavadi, winner of the Albertine Prize 2019 for her novel, Disoriental (Europa Editions) was interviewed...
Night of Philosophy 2019
A Night of Philosophy and Ideas is an all-night marathon of philosophical debate, performances, screenings, readings, and...
Claire Messud on The Thing About France
In this episode of The Thing About France, author Claire Messud about what it means to be a citizen of the world (2:04),...
The Albertine Prize with Lauren Groff
American author Lauren Groff announces the 2019 shortlist for the Albertine Prize, an award for best French fiction in English...