On Saturday, 26 September, the 23 families of the Revillage project (40 adults and 40 children of six different nationalities) gathered for a moving departure evening. After a month of total immersion in the life of Semur, the time is on the record: warm welcome, rich sponsorship, and local volunteerism marked this unique experience. Noé Marguillard, the project's promoter, and the families teach the lessons of this adventure and its sequels.
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On Saturday, 26 September, the 23 families of the Revillage project (40 adults and 40 children of six different nationalities) gathered for a moving departure evening. After a month of total immersion in the life of Semur, the time is on the record: warm welcome, rich sponsorship, and local volunteerism marked this unique experience. Noé Marguillard, the project's promoter, and the families teach the lessons of this adventure and its sequels.