Pro Bono
Driven by humanist values and conscious of the lawyers’ role in a democratic, open and caring society, Holis supports non-profit associations on a pro bono basis, with a particular commitment to those working with children and young people.
In particular, the firm supports:
Social background conditions access to culture and academic success: France has one of the most social inequality-reproducing school systems (PISA 2017).
Through artistic practice and cultural discovery, the Môm’artre network has been helping to reveal children’s talents and develop their individual potential for nearly 20 years, while promoting equal opportunities.
Find out more about Môm’artre: momartre.net
Arborescences
Arborescences is a network of schools created in 2009 to promote the development of high-potential children, whose personalities and specificities are sometimes insufficiently taken into account in the traditional school system.
Thanks to an original and proven pedagogy, the schools in the Arborescences network develop their pupils’ autonomy, creativity, motivation and ability to live together.
Find more about Arborescences: www.arborescences.org
CARE France is a non-profit, non-political and non-denominational association under the French law of 1901. It fights poverty and inequality by providing emergency humanitarian aid and development assistance in over 100 countries.
Because they are the first victims of inequality, CARE places women and girls at the heart of its programs.
Find more about CARE France: www.carefrance.org
Asmae is an independent, secular association under the French law of 1901. It was founded in 1980 by Sister Emmanuelle to protect and educate the world’s most vulnerable children.
Present in 8 countries: Egypt, Lebanon, the Philippines, Madagascar, Burkina Faso, India, Côte d’Ivoire and France, Asmae is committed to supporting local actors working for the most vulnerable children, promoting their autonomy through education and protection.
Find more about Asmae: www.asmae.fr