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The VIA road safety awareness program was recently followed by almost 320 students in 19 Production Schools throughout France. The program’s innovative learning methods rely on discussion and creativity workshops to help change behavior.
The Board of Directors of Total’s French corporate foundation met at the Group’s headquarters in Paris on Thursday, June 11, 2020 at the initiative of its Chair, Namita Shah.
In France, refugees are, in theory, authorized to work. But in practice, it’s difficult for someone who doesn’t necessarily have a strong command of the language, is unfamiliar with the country’s world of work, and doesn't have a professional network to draw on. To help these people enter the workforce, nonprofit Kodiko has set up a corporate mentoring program that pairs each refugee with an employee.
As part of the fight against Covid-19, Total Foundation announced in April that it would be supporting French Red Cross initiatives throughout France. This alliance has now been extended internationally, particularly in Africa.
We set off to the coastal region of Ramiros, south of Angola’s capital, Luanda, to speak to Irina Almeida, head of technical documentation at Total. She explained why she is taking action alongside the Otchiva nonprofit organization to help replant mangroves.
In response to the high number of young people involved in road accidents, Total Foundation and Fondation Michelin, in a commitment to improving road safety, have created the VIA online game for 10- to 18-year-olds. This fun, interactive game will raise awareness of road hazards.
Total Foundation makes it a point of honor to support nonprofits working to advance gender equality in society and the workplace by empowering women to play an active role in economic development. Our partners are continuing their efforts to maintain this vital momentum through the Covid-19 crisis.
Africa too has been hit by the COVID-19 crisis. Alongside the lockdown measures and closures of borders and airspace enforced by a number of governments across the continent, Total affiliates in Africa immediately rallied to help combat the epidemic – another illustration of Total’s commitment to getting involved to help communities.
