
Parents and advocates are calling for greater institutional accountability following controversies within France's after-school childcare system. Critics argue that the current fragmented structure creates a systemic failure where repeated warnings about violence often go unaddressed. This lack of oversight leaves children vulnerable within local childcare facilities.
Eve Irvine is pleased to welcome Anne, the co-founder of SOS Périscolaire in French. She argues that the controversy surrounding France’s after-school childcare system should be understood as a systemic failure of institutional accountability on the local level. The fragmented structure becomes particularly consequential when warnings about violence are known but fail to produce adequate institutional change. The result, she argues, is a system in which children may speak clearly, repeatedly, or...
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