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In 2012 Vivendi chose May 21, the World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development, to launch its website “Culture(s) with Vivendi”. This year, while the group celebrates once again this World Day proclaimed by the United Nations, you can look back on the first year of the website with the pictures below.  

The "Mister Cinema" of French TV channel Canal+ offers us a first-hand testimonial about his profession. Find it out in the "Creative Jobs" section.

On the occasion of the International Women's Day on March 8, Vivendi and the Gender Equality Lab (Paris, France) are pleased to announce their partnership.

Rihab Elhaj from Libya and Nabeel Ali from Jordan took part in the United Nations Alliance of Civilizations' MENA Fellowship Programme. Watch their interview in the "Intercultural dialogue" section.

"Made in Bamako", an album sponsored by Salif Keita and produced by Vivendi. Six artists from Mali's current music scene in all its diversity. An album recorded and mixed by the interns from the sound engineer training program held at the studio Moffou, in Bamako. With the generous participation of Ballaké Sissoko.

Tuesday, 25 February 2013, will be the Safer Internet Day. The Safer Internet Day is the European day of action to promote a more responsible and safer Internet for young people. On this occasion, Vivendi will organize a webradio cast called Vivoice.

On November 30, 2012 Vivendi hosted four high school classes in its head office for an introduction of the many careers in the cultural industries. Exchanges between the students and professionals were successful and even aroused vocations among students. Look back on this open-house morning, organized as part of France's National Youth Day, with the video below.

The "Intercultural Dialogue" section is now being enriched with a new testimonial by Jean-Christophe Bas, Senior Advisor at the United Nations Alliance of Civilizations.

A partner of France's National Youth Day, held on November 30, 2012, Vivendi brought together four secondary and high-school classesfor an introduction of the many careers in the cultural and creative industries. This was a unique opportunity for young students to meet and ask questions to professionals and artists such as Michel Vuillermoz of the Comédie-Française and young movie director Stéphane Cazes.