The advent of globalization has ushered in an unprecedented level of complexity, necessitating a vigilant and adaptive approach to navigate its intricacies. However, this can potentially lead to a sense of cognitive fatigue and a diminished capacity for empathy. To avoid contributing to the world's challenges, it is crucial to maintain a balance between critical thinking and compassion. How can we transcend the unease that arises from this dissonance and transform our restlessness into the courage to engage with the world?

Marion Muller-Colard

After obtaining a PHD from the Faculty of Protestant Theology at the University of Strasbourg, Marion Muller-Colard was first a hospital chaplain before devoting herself to writing essays, stories and novels. She was a member of the National Consultative Ethics Committee from 2017 to 2023 and a member of the Independent Commission on Sexual Abuse in the Church. Today, she runs Labor et Fides publishing and presents the program ÉCRITURE.S for french TV. Her main titles published are : L’autre Dieu. La plainte, la menace et la grâce (Labor et Fides, 2014), L’intranquillité (Bayard, 2015), Les grandissants (Labor et Fides, 2021).

Conferences Eutopos

The search for a good place, or an eutopos, has been at the roots of Brotéria's activity over the last year. At Brotéria, we believe that this search has not yet been exhausted. On the contrary, there is still plenty of hidden good to show, many good unknown lives to reveal, many good transformative projects to share. We live in a rugged world, where progress is slow, but where good is built and where hope often does become visibly concrete.

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