our team
The TRANSC3ND team is growing! We are all volunteers, and are delighted that our project attracts more and more new faces, each of which enriches our association with their particularities and their energy.
Manon
President
Vice-president
Jean
Baptiste
Treasurer
Alsatian by heart and blood, originally coming from Saint-Louis, on the border between France, Germany and Switzerland. I am a master student at Science Po Strasbourg. Between my father working in Switzerland, shopping in Germany and school in France, not to mention my two years in Strasbourg, I have always lived in a very multicultural environment.
As a child, I was very shy, and it was theater and performance that taught me to overcome my fear and open up to others and the world. They have played a very important role in my life and it is time for me to give back to the world and share my passion with others!
Clémentine
Hello, I'm Clémentine, passionate animator, theater lover and international volunteer! I am a master's student at Sciences Po Strasbourg. Its the animaion that pushed me to develop a reflection around creation, around imagination. It was the desire to share my passion, the contact with children and the love of theater that rushed me into the TRANSC3ND adventure! Because it creates links and allows an opening to others, I am convinced of the social function of theatre. TRANSC3ND's missions are particularly close to my heart!
Manager
ARTEFAKTORY
Vincent
Having always lived in the border region, and having grown up with my grandparents who only spoke Alsatian, I have been immersed in this multicultural environment since childhood. The fact of working in Switzerland, with German colleagues, strengthened the links I had with our neighbors across the Rhine.
Crossing borders like changing rooms comes naturally to me, and I've always liked contact with young people, which is why the Transc3nd adventure won me over. Especially in these times of pandemic, where borders tend to close, it is important to keep this link with our Swiss and German neighbors.
Artefaktory is an incredible adventure, which reflects well what the Transc3nd association is: openness, sharing, self-sacrifice as well as communicative energy and passion!
Hello, my name is Nirina. I grew up in Alsace and moved to Strasbourg for my studies. I lived in Germany for a year as part of my Franco-German Master's program and am currently working in Kehl. As a child, I had the opportunity to engage in music and broaden my cultural horizons, but I increasingly realize that this is far from a common experience. Beyond its deeply Franco-German purpose, it's also the mission of Transc3nd that attracted me: to provide young people with limited access to culture the opportunity to explore different artistic and cultural practices in the Upper Rhine region. To transcend not only language barriers but also the less visible ones that separate some young individuals from culture and art. I am very happy to be a part of the TRANSC3ND adventure, and thanks to the Zukunst project, I am (re)discovering how rich our region is in cultural opportunities.
Communication
Sophia
After my student exchange and my au pair year in Alsace, I was drawn back for my final year of the master's program, this time to Strasbourg! The French language and culture have fascinated me since my school days, which is why I plan to stay here after completing my master's degree. My biggest challenge presented itself last autumn when I joined a French improvisational theater group. Improvising in a foreign language... Impossible? No, everything is achievable! Based on this experience, I am particularly interested in the projects that TRANS3ND offers to children and how they help break down language barriers and blur national borders.
Currently, I am taking over communication with my colleague Lal!
Manager
MASK'AR'ADE
Jane
In 2019, I arrived in Strasbourg with a freshly obtained BPJEPS LTP and my passion for theater in my luggage. I grew up in the south of France, and since my childhood, I've always had one foot in the world of theater, until I enrolled in the University for the Theater and Live Performance program in Montpellier. For me, this art is a way to express my imagination and to view the world differently. At the same time, I professionalized myself in socio-cultural and intercultural animation. With a dual French and Ghanaian culture, I've always been sensitive to other cultures and have participated in and led various intercultural exchange programs. I also lived in Germany for 3 years. Transc3nd represents the opportunity for me to combine all my passions.
Responsable SOLID'ART
Paul
Heloise
Service Civique
Louise
Je m'appelle Louise, j’ai 18 ans et je suis née à Berlin, au cœur d’une famille franco-allemande. Avec un père allemand et une mère française, l’interculturalité fait partie de mon quotidien depuis toujours. Après avoir obtenu mon baccalauréat au lycée français de Berlin, j’ai choisi de m’engager dans un service civique afin de vivre une expérience concrète, utile et enrichissante en dehors du cadre scolaire. C’est avec enthousiasme que j’ai rejoint Transc3nd, une structure qui partage mes valeurs et m’a accueillie à bras ouverts. Aujourd’hui, j'aide à organiser et animer plusieurs projets artistiques et culturels tels que Mask'ar'ade, Zukunst, Artefaktory et Solid’Art, tout en contribuant à la communication de l’association. Ce service civique est pour moi bien plus qu’un engagement : c’est une formidable aventure humaine, une opportunité de grandir, d’apprendre et de faire partie d’un collectif créatif et engagé, merci Transc3nd !!
BECOME A VOLUNTEER!
We are always looking for new people, as motivated and passionate as us, who like to spend time with children, to share moments of theater and art together. The most important thing is to be enthusiastic and available, and then we will necessarily find out how you can help us!
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Has our project aroused your curiosity, your interest?
Do not hesitate to send us a message!