The Free Foundation supports our project for children in hospital

The Free Foundation was created in 2006 with the aim of fighting the digital divide. Its mission is to encourage the transmission of digital knowledge - that of dialogue, exchange, collaboration and creation - by working in particular with young people.

The Free Foundation, which is committed to digital inclusion and access to technology for all, wanted to get involved with Culture pour l'Enfance by supporting our virtual reality hospital project. In this project, virtual reality is a medium for making art and culture accessible to people with disabilities, making digital technology a tool for transmission and exchange.

Our teams met on Tuesday 14 May at the Atelier des Lumières in Paris to formalise this commitment in the presence of Ombeline Bartin, President of the Free Foundation, and Jacques de Tarragon, President of Culture pour l'Enfance.

Many thanks to the teams at the Free Foundation for their trust and their commitment alongside us!

To find out more about the Free Foundation, click here.