Poster Campaigns
Sexual and gender-based violence and discriminations: ENS de Lyon sets up awareness campaigns.
Poster campaigns are regularly organized throughout the School, with different visuals in French and English, highlighting a number of areas of sexual and gender-based violence and discriminations.
The original campaign was created by the University of Geneva, which has kindly granted us permission to use it on our media.
These campaigns are followed by other key events to raise awareness of violence and discrimination throughout the community.
Any ENS de Lyon student or staff member can reuse these posters in study or work places. Contact ENS de Lyon communication office for more information: communication [at] ens-lyon.fr (communication[at]ens-lyon[dot]fr)
May 2026 campaign
4 poster designs
Topic: Fighting racism and antisemitism
This campaign was developed in collaboration with the working group on combating racism, led by Equality and Diversity Office of ENS de Lyon (project manager, equality liaisons, and racism and anti-semitism liaison). This group included a legal expert, a secularism liaison, representatives from student life, communications, and human resources, as well as elected representatives from the staff, student body, and alumni.
It builds on the campaign launched by the University of Angers, which in turn was based on the campaign by the University of Geneva.
September 2023 campaign
5 different posters on consent, report and harassment.
November 2022 campaign
3 different posters and a Reporting Process Guide
September 2022 campaign
5 different posters addessing transidentity, reporting, harassment
April 2022 campaign
5 different posters addessing the fight against transphobia, transidentity
November 2021 campaign
6 different posters for the day of fight against violence against women.
September 2021 campaign
A poster campaign has been organised for the new 2021 academic year.
13 different posters challenging sexist and sexual violence on several themes.
The campaign will be followed by other key communication programs to raise awareness of violence and discrimination throughout the community.
