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Alice Barbe

Alice Barbe is a French social entrepreneur born on June 9, 1987 in Paris. She is known in particular for her social and feminist commitments, against cyber-harassment and in favour of refugees. Her work has been recognized by the Obama Foundation, where she participated in the very first cohort of Obama Scholars at Columbia University in 2018-2019. Alice Barbe is particularly known for having founded SINGA, a French NGO for citizen mobilization around the reception of migrants.

Early life and education

Born in Paris on June 9, 1987, Alice grew up next to Béziers. She holds a law degree from the University of Law Montpellier, completed in Erasmus at the University of Copenhagen, and a European Master's degree in Political Science from the Universities of Siena, Krakow and the Institute of European Studies in Strasbourg. She worked at the Secretariat of the Convention for Biological Diversity in Montreal, for the United Nations Environment Programme before launching SINGA in France.

Career

In 2012, she joins Nathanael Molle and Guillaume Capelle who have just launched SINGA, an association that creates connections between immigrants and host societies. In 2020, SINGA is present in 22 cities in 10 countries and has a community of 50,000 people, including 2000 citizens hosting refugees in France. In 2018, Alice receives the Social Entrepreneur Award from the Office Franco-Québécois pour la jeunesse (OFQJ) and is selected as Obama Scholar, Emerging Leader by the Obama Foundation, which offers her a sabbatical year in New York at Columbia University. In 2019, she represents SINGA which is awarded by the Global Pluralism Award by the Global Pluralism Center in Ottawa. Alice Barbe is a regular speaker at public events such as TED conferences, the 2019 edition of Solidays Festival and various podcasts. In addition, she was a civil society candidate in the 2015 French regional elections on the list of Europe Ecologie Les Verts (EÉLV). She is particularly committed to the environmental cause and a more responsible society, notably with the Crazy Toad movement, for which she participated in the drafting of the Manifesto of the Crazy Toad along with Thanh Nghiem and Cédric Villani.

She also participated in the creation of the association #StopHarcèlementdeRue in Paris, which launched a campaign against harassment in public transports in 2015, leading to a national plan to combat this phenomenon by the French High Council for Gender Equality. As a result of her various positions, Alice Barbe regularly receives numerous cyber-harassment attacks and in 2016, following an interview in Libération shared by the Fdesouche website, she received nearly 360 death and rape threats. Following her complaint, she won her case against five defendants accused of public insult on the grounds of sex, a first in France.

In 2020, Alice Barbe was elected to the board of the Social Business Movement (MouvES) in France, and works to promote social business in the private and public sectors.