Repenser l’agriculture à l’intérieur de ses limites - Camille Etienne | Camille Etienne | TEDxPULV

The granddaughter of farmers, born in a Savoyard hamlet, Camille Etienne sees giving farmers a voice as a way to reconnect with her roots. After two years of a dual degree program in Philosophy at Sciences Po Paris and the Sorbonne, she studied hard sciences at the Faculty of Agriculture and Agroforestry in Finland. As President of Amnesty International Sciences Po, she understood the importance of agriculture in the face of the climate emergency. She then became vice-president of an environmental union and began working on a short film about those who work the land. At our event, Camille will share her ideas for rethinking agriculture within its limits and invite us to "give meaning back" to our consumption. A small farming girl born in a Savoyard hamlet, Camille Etienne sees giving farmers a voice as a way to reconnect with their roots. After two years of double curriculum between Sciences Po Paris and La Sorbonne in Philosophy, she studied sciences at the Faculty of Agriculture and Agroforestry of Finland. President of Amnesty International Sciences Po, she understood the importance of agriculture in the climate emergency. She then vice-chaired an environmental union and started a short film about those who work the land. At our event, Camille will bring her ideas to rethink agriculture within its limits and invite us to "make sense" of our consumption. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx