Eleven Quebec personalities joined Mélissa Désormeaux-Poulin, spokesperson for the Marie-Vincent Foundation, to denounce sexual violence against children and adolescents. We see them in three shocking video capsules, launched online and on social networks, which will also be broadcast on various Quebec channels.
In order to shed light on this cause that is close to her heart – the sexual violence that too many children and adolescents face – actress and spokesperson Mélissa Désormeaux-Poulin asked for help from friends from the community. artistic.
A call answered by artists such as Sébastien Delorme, Vincent-Guillaume Otis, Alex Perron, Léane Labrèche-Dor, Normand D’Amour, Sarahmée, Stéphane Rousseau, Rosalie Bonenfant, Patrice Bélanger, Catherine Trudeau and Lily Thibeault.
Directed and produced by Moonstruhk, the trio of awareness-raising video capsules presents – through the faces of these public figures transformed into a helping community – shocking facts about the impact of sexual violence destroying the lives of many young people.
For example, that the average age of the first aggression is 8 years old, that the waiting list for the support of these children is currently 2 years old, that 99% of young victims know their aggressor and that 2 times out of 3 , it is a member of his family.
The slogan of the awareness campaign is also a beacon of hope: “Cross the unimaginable, find hope”.
To view the three awareness capsules:
- To find out more about the Marie-Vincent Foundation and to find information and help: https://marie-vincent.org
Reference-www.journaldemontreal.com