Nathalie Masset, energetic mentor

Today, according to the most recent international estimates, nearly 281 million people live outside their country of origin. Behind this figure are Vanessa, Ibrahim, Aisha, Hazim and the challenges they face every day in their host country. We are convinced that intergenerational mentoring can be a real lever for integration for these young people who have had to leave everything behind.

At DUO for a JOB, we focus our efforts on our core business, intergenerational mentoring. By supporting our duos, we act at the crossroads of several major social and societal challenges: the professional integration of young people, the enhancement of skills and the retention of people over 50 in employment, the integration of first-time arrivals, the fight against discrimination based on origin, equal opportunities and social cohesion. Because these challenges are multiple and interconnected, joining several groups of actors committed to our subjects seemed essential to us to work transversely; to promote mentoring and the priorities of our audiences; to contribute at our level to showing the strength of strike and the essential societal impacts of the associative sector in France.

Their names are Vanessa, Daniela, Gift, or even Hassatou. They arrived or grew up in France with dreams, a career, a desire to build their professional future. But on their way, a double obstacle: that of gender and that of origin. Two forms of discrimination that are superimposed and reinforced, making professional integration more difficult. Intergenerational mentoring is a lever for overcoming them.

On adore quand la boucle est bouclée 🔄

Il y a quelques mois, le téléphone de Jamila avait cessé de sonner. C'est à ce moment-là qu'elle a rencontré Pascal.

Entre Ambrine, sa mentor Sylvie, le courant est tout de suite passé ⚡️