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Attend our January screenings, to see or re-see cinema classics, new releases and award-winning films from Cannes, Mostra de Venise, FESPASCO, etc.; or our Young Audiences selection or our Window(s) on Haiti.... A TDS L'agent secret Wednesday January 14 - 5pm TDS - ZAE de Maupeou, 97215 Riviere-Salee Tropiques Atrium, 6 rue Jacques Cazotte, Fort de France, 0596 70 79 29

MAZA & KLYNE on the 8pm decks Infoline: 0696 67 96 95 Kinky Mango, Lot. Les Hauts de Californie, Le Lamentin

Les Rendez-Vous du Jeudi, 6th floor, Batiment administratif, Mairie, Fort-de-France, 0596 59 61 33

Meritocracy: myth or reality? Do we really have the same opportunities at school? We often hear it said: At school, when you want, you can. But is this promise kept for everyone - everywhere? With Jean-Paul Delahaye, Doctor of Education, former Inspector General of the French Ministry of Education, former DGESCO (Director General of School Education) and ministerial advisor. Today, he is one of the leading voices for social justice at school, and France's leading expert on educational inequalities. Alongside him, a local expert will shed light on the situation of the education system in Martinique today: the territory's specific features, strengths, weaknesses, and challenges specific to the local context. Together, we'll be asking the real questions: o Why does the school benefit more from students who are already advantaged? o How do current financial mechanisms reinforce disparities? o How does meritocracy mask structural injustice? o Why can we say that the school is not for the poor? o Martinique / Hexagone: same rules, same opportunities? o How does the situation in Martinique reveal - or accentuate - certain inegalities? o And above all: how can the educational system reduce - or, on the contrary, deepen - inegalities? This conference will help us understand how the French school system produces winners and losers, but also what the situation in Martinique highlights about the limits of the current model -- and about the possible levers for building a truly egalitarian school. At the Centre Commercial Le Rond-Point, Route du Phare, Fort-de-France SMB is a science popularization afterwork to make science fun and accessible! Squat My Brain, 0696 90 99 56, squatmybrain@gmail.com

HATTA - THIRST'DAY Thursday has never been so hot. On the decks: JAMJAM & KENJOX A duo ready to crank up the pressure, string together shatta vibes and rock the dancefloor to the last minute. Scorching atmosphere. Intense vibes. No holding back. Alcohol abuse is dangerous for your health, consume in moderation. Blackwood, Zone Petite Cocotte, Ducos, 06 88 39 66 45