Conseil départemental de la Seine-Saint-Denis in the news

High school students in Seine-Saint-Denis are protesting poor conditions in their schools and lack of dialogue with the Île-de-France Regional Council, with local officials supporting their efforts to have their demands heard.

The Seine-Saint-Denis department launched the "Village des aidants" to support caregivers facing challenges like lack of awareness of rights and financial precarity, anticipating future demographic changes and promoting an outreach approach to make existing aid solutions more visible.

Over 7,000 disabled children in Seine-Saint-Denis lack care and educational solutions due to a shortage of facilities.

Seine-Saint-Denis Habitat might freeze rents for 33,000 social housing units in 2027, with the departmental council compensating the resulting financial loss.

Seine-Saint-Denis Habitat is contemplating a rent freeze for 33,000 social housing units in 2027, supported by the departmental council to help tenants, with the council planning to cover the resulting 1.8 million euro revenue loss.

The Conseil d'partemental de la Seine-Saint-Denis adapted the SESAME tool to inform tree planting choices based on ecosystem services and plant constraints for its Canopy Plan.

Seine-Saint-Denis Habitat plans to freeze rent increases for 33,000 social housing units in 2027 following a request from the departmental council president.

The Seine-Saint-Denis Department and Paris 8 University renewed their partnership for three years to bolster regional development through research, education, and cultural initiatives.

The Department of Seine-Saint-Denis has partnered with Dakar 2026 for the Youth Olympic Games, sending a delegation of 100 young people and organizing a celebration.

Water at Politzer college in Bagnolet was deemed unfit for consumption due to fecal contamination, a problem known by staff for months.

The Seine-Saint-Denis departmental council is launching a series of historical spectacles to present alternative narratives and challenge traditional historical interpretations, sparking controversy among conservatives.

The Seine-Saint-Denis departmental council plans to launch a series of three historical open-air shows called "Populaire" in 2027, aiming to offer a left-wing perspective on history, sparking debate and criticism.

The article discusses the multi-agency approach to child protection in Seine-Saint-Denis, detailing the roles of municipalities, the Departmental Council, and the justice system, and efforts to improve coordination.

Seine-Saint-Denis is increasing its efforts to combat rising violence against minors through inter-agency coordination, local initiatives, and public awareness campaigns.

The 'Populaire' project, led by Stéphane Troussel, is revitalizing historical shows in Seine-Saint-Denis with free public performances and influencer promotion.

The Seine-Saint-Denis Department is launching a series of free political theatrical performances in 2027 to highlight diverse historical narratives and counter identity-based fear-mongering.

State, justice, and local authorities in Seine-Saint-Denis are collaborating to quickly address the increase in reported violence against minors through a seminar and working group.

The Seine-Saint-Denis departmental council is launching a cultural initiative to tell marginalized stories through historical performances involving local residents and amateur actors.

Seine-Saint-Denis is launching taxpayer-funded historical spectacles to promote diverse narratives, sparking debate over national identity and public spending.

Seine-Saint-Denis will launch three outdoor historical shows in 2027 to offer a diverse narrative of French history against nationalist interpretations.