SOLIDARITY PROGRAMS
INNOVATION IN SUPPORT OF SOLIDARITY
The solidarity programs selected by the Keyrus Foundation are innovative projects in the scientific and cultural fields that address the challenges of 21st century society.
These are ambitious projects for the digital era, in a time of ecological transition, focussed on addressing 3 key areas within the Foundation’s scope.
In 2020, six Charity Programmes have been selected and are enjoying our support after the deliberations of the Board, which objectively assessed each association's application.
Our current programs
Supported project
« Les intrépides de la Tech » is a programme encouraging diversity, which raises awareness among secondary school students about gender issues in the Tech sector, and provides them with an introduction to coding and AI, supporting them with career guidance.
Supported project
« 1Village » is a 100% digital communication network, connecting students across the globe. This application provides innovative educational solutions for creating and nurturing community relations.
Supported project
« Filles, Maths et Informatique : une équation lumineuse » days promote greater gender diversity within scientific and technical fields, focussing on dismantling stereotypes and encouraging participants to consider scientific and digital career paths.
Supported project
« Programme Étudiants » encourages socially-minded entrepreneurship among young people by developing their creativity and social skills
Supported project
Organising national, environmental challenges for classes of different age groups.
Supported project
A national startup competition organised by students from EDHEC Business School.
Supported project
« Illuminart »,an innovative, immersive, interactive system, projects artwork and multi-sensory, digital, artistic content onto the living areas within hospitals, in order to improve the daily lives of patients.
Supported project
« Challenge Connecté Contre la Faim » is a humanitarian, charity, sporting initiative. Donations collected are used to provide food aid in different countries.
Our previous programs
Encouraging students’ involvement in various social projects associated with tech, by means of an innovative educational programme which is integrated into their scientific studies curriculum.
PROJECT SUPPORTED
Supporting the educational project aimed at students, "TECH for Good".
Raising awareness about digital technology and introducing coding to young people and unemployed individuals coming from disadvantaged neighbourhoods.
PROJECTS SUPPORTED
Supporting the EU Code Week project, which will take place between 5th and 20th October 2019.
Supporting the "KIDS girls" project, which raises awareness about coding, jobs within the digital sector and subjects relating to gender in tech.
Training women in the digital field and raising awareness about gender equality issues.
PROJECT SUPPORTED
Supporting the project « Etincelles Booster » for women.
Develop entrepreneurial spirit and youth engagement for society.
PROJECT SUPPORTED
Supporting the educational project "Programme Etudiants".
A new way of teaching music, integrating new technologies.
PROJECT SUPPORTED
Supporting the project " Ecole de Musique connectée”, smart music instruction using digital instruments and tools.
Introducing contemporary visual art into hospitals in order to improve living areas, employees’ working conditions and contribute to patients’ well-being.
PROJECT SUPPORTED
Supporting the project: "Illuminart", an interactive immersive and innovative method of projecting works of art and multi-sensory digital artistic content.
Promoting dialog between "science" and "society", sparking a taste for innovation and research among young people
PROJECT SUPPORTED
Supporting the project "Play debate on Artificial Intelligence" which aims to initiate 15-19 year-olds to argue on a scientific topical issue.
Developing public contemporary art collections, supporting regional artistic creation and promoting contemporary art for all.
PROJECT SUPPORTED
Supporting the project "La Fracomade", which is a new digital device designed to create an interactive and original mediation from Frac's collection.
Interpreting vocal/instrumental répertoires on period instruments and organising cultural actions in middle schools.
PROJECT SUPPORTED
Supporting the project T@lenschool which aims to initiate everyone to music through a unique discovery and musical practice digital platform.
Training women in the digital field and raising awareness about gender equality issues.
PROJECT SUPPORTED
Supporting the project « Etincelles Booster » for women.
Raising awareness about digital technology and introducing coding to young people and unemployed individuals coming from disadvantaged neighbourhoods.
PROJECTS SUPPORTED
Supporting the EU Code Week project, which will take place between 5th and 20th October 2019.
Supporting the "KIDS girls" project, which raises awareness about coding, jobs within the digital sector and subjects relating to gender in tech.
Develop entrepreneurial spirit and youth engagement for society.
PROJECT SUPPORTED
Supporting the educational project "Programme Etudiants".
Developing an entrepreneurial spirit among middle and high schoolers.
PROJECT SUPPORTED
Supporting a micro-business in a middle school, alongside with a teacher and an entrepreneur mentor.
Develop entrepreneurial spirit and youth engagement for society.
PROJECT SUPPORTED
Supporting the educational project "Programme Etudiants".
Innovating program for digital awareness.
PROJECT SUPPORTED
Supporting the project « Code Week » which will take place from October 5th to 20th 2019.
Supporting the creation of coding initiation workshops, organised by volunteers.
Promoting dialog between "science" and "society", sparking a taste for innovation and research among young people
PROJECT SUPPORTED
Supporting the project "Play debate on Artificial Intelligence" which aims to initiate 15-19 year-olds to argue on a scientific topical issue.
Developing public contemporary art collections, supporting regional artistic creation and promoting contemporary art for all.
PROJECT SUPPORTED
Supporting the project "La Fracomade", which is a new digital device designed to create an interactive and original mediation from Frac's collection.
Interpreting vocal/instrumental répertoires on period instruments and organising cultural actions in middle schools.
PROJECT SUPPORTED
Supporting the project T@lenschool which aims to initiate everyone to music through a unique discovery and musical practice digital platform.
