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Non profit organization created to generate public awareness about microplastic pollution. Live, thi

04/10/2026

Born stateless to political refugee parents, some would say I was not dealer the easiest hand in life. I grew up in a home shaped by a violent father, and eventually reached a point where I had no choice but to take him to court. At that time, I did not have the psychological strenght or the stability to continue my studies. My path was never a conventional academic one.
I have no PhD. I did not build a career within academia.
And yet today, I contribute to advancing research through my world, the reports I help shape, and the questions I continue to bring to the forefront.

For more than ten years, I have devoted much of my work to understanding the impact of micro- and nanoplastics and their associated chemicals on our health, climate and economy, work that ultimately led to my book, No More Plastic: How Plastic Is Harming Our Health.
Being nominated as one of the 2026 Talents of the European Women in STEM Awards, in the Science category, therefore means a great deal to me.
Because legitimacy does not belong only to those who hold titles or degrees. It also belongs to those who observe, question, investigate, connect the dots and dare to ask the questions others are not yet asking.
Women have been overlooked in science for generations. Making them visible today is also about showing the next generation what is possible.
Your path does not have to be linear to matter.
Thank you Women in Stem 𝔸𝕟𝕘é𝕝𝕚𝕢𝕦𝕖 𝔾Éℝ𝔸ℝ𝔻 for this recognition.
See you in Paris on October 22 for the ceremony.

04/10/2026

Crash 109 “The Remake”

For its sixth cover, Crash turns to the remarkable Andie MacDowell.
In Melpomène, Charlotte Dauphin’s forthcoming film exploring the hidden scars of mental illness, Andie MacDowell retraces the threads of her own family history, reflecting on the invisible legacy it has left behind. From S*x, Lies, and Videotape to Groundhog Day, from Robert Altman to Wim Wenders, and from Saint Laurent to Bill Murray, the actress looks back with candor on the films, encounters and defining moments that have shaped a career spanning nearly five decades. Through it all, her passion for cinema has remained undiminished - as has her enduring affection for France.

Melpomene directed by Charlotte Dauphin is out in theatres in France!
Melpomene

Thank you so much for this cover story to the Editor in chief Armelle Leturcq Talent Andie MacDowell Photographer Cameron Postforoosh at Alexey Galetskiy Productions Stylist Haidee Findlay-Levin Makeup Mary Wiles at Walter Schupfer Management Hair benskervin at Walter Schupfer Management Studio The-Hoax Studio by Agustin Squassi by Agustin Squassi Photographer assistant Michael C. Stears & Meghann Herlihy Stylist assistant (rei)

1st look : Miu Miu Prada 

09/09/2026

A huge thank you to Aude Hesbert and Festival de Deauville for their incredible hospitality during the Industry Days. Your warm welcome and outstanding organization made this experience unforgettable. I am truly honored to have been invited and to connect with such an inspiring community. 🙏

14/08/2026

Some books are written with the hope that they will travel further.
Today, we are incredibly proud to announce a new chapter for the book No More Plastic written by Rosalie Mann.
🇪🇸 NO MÁS PLÁSTICO will be published in Spanish on this September 16 by RBA with an exceptional foreword written by rossydpalma UNESCO Goodwill Ambassador.
Rossy deeply understood what I wanted this book to convey: the urgency, of course, but above all the need to reclaim our power to act.
Thank you, Rossy, for your words, your trust and your support for this fight. Having your voice accompany this book in Spanish is an immense honour. 🙏

This book was born from a simple conviction: we have the right to know what we are being exposed to, and we have the power to change. It brings together what we should all know about plastic to understand this insidious and largely invisible form of pollution, how it enters our lives and why it matters.

But a book does not live simply because it has been written. It lives because it is read, shared and passed on. An idea becomes a force when it begins to circulate.

Today, we need your support, pre-order is open now (link in the bio)
Pre-ordering No más plástico is not simply buying a book before publication. It is helping bring an issue of public interest into the light, and saying that our health, our children’s health and the world we leave them deserve our attention.
After the devastating wildfires seen this summer in France, Spain, Canada and elsewhere, we also need to understand that the plastic and climate crises are interconnected. Plastic is part of the fossil-fuel system, atmospheric micro-nanoplastics influence climate processes.
Collective change often begins almost imperceptibly: a book opened, a conversation started, a certainty questioned.
Then an idea passes from one person to another.
And sometimes, that is how society begins to change.
Photo of Rossy: Javier Biosca Harper's Bazaar España
Inma Jimenez Mateos

12/08/2026

Today, the sky reminds us of something essential.
A total eclipse is crossing part of our planet. Years in advance, science knew where, when, and for how long the Moon would obscure the Sun. Today, we can look up, capture this extraordinary moment, and marvel at the precision with which humanity has learned to understand the movement of celestial bodies.
We trust science when it allows us to predict an eclipse.
We admire its precision when it gives us images like these.
So why do we suddenly stop listening when science tells us something we would rather not hear?
The science that predicts the Moon’s shadow is the same science that measures the warming of the Earth.
The same method. The same demand for evidence. The same physical reality.
For decades, it has warned us that the accumulation of greenhouse gases is warming our planet and disrupting our climate.
Today, it is also showing us that the plastic crisis is even more deeply intertwined with the climate system than we previously understood. The latest research shows that micro- and nanoplastics present in the atmosphere absorb radiation and contribute to global warming. They are becoming particles capable of interacting with the climate system itself.
We need to understand their impacts on extreme weather events. What we already know should be enough to compel us to look differently at a material that we continue to produce by the hundreds of millions of tonnes.
After the heatwaves. After the droughts. After the megafires. After the floods.
Let us stop saying: “We could not have known.”
We knew. And every year, we know more.
Perhaps the real problem of our time is no longer our inability to predict.
It is our extraordinary ability to see a catastrophe coming, measure it, document it — and then continue as though we knew nothing.
An eclipse fills us with wonder because we can predict it.
Climate change frightens us for precisely the same reason.
We cannot celebrate science when it inspires us and reject it when it unsettles us.
Science does not choose what we want to hear.
It shows us what is.
What we do with that knowledge is up to us.

06/07/2026

Ensemble pour agir.

24/05/2026

Isabelle Adjani, lauréate du Humann Peace Prize 2026, se confie à pour son podcast Cannes Confidentiel
Interview à retrouver dans son intégralité sur

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24/05/2026

lauréate du Humann Peace Prize 2026 a répondu aux questions de pour Cannes Confidentiel de
Interview à retrouver en intégralité sur

22/05/2026

Chère Isabelle,
Notre rencontre fut sincèrement l’une des plus belles rencontres entre femmes neurodivergentes que j’aie eu la chance de vivre.
J’ai été profondément touchée par votre sensibilité, votre intelligence, votre liberté et cette manière si rare que vous avez d’habiter le monde.
Quel bonheur de faire votre connaissance, et quel immense honneur de vous avoir remis le Human Peace Prize 2026 à Cannes pour tout ce que vous avez entrepris, porté et inspiré au fil des années.

Ce prix vous est décerné pour le courage que vous avez su incarner toute votre vie, pour la force singulière de votre voix et de vos positions, pour votre engagement en faveur de la liberté d’expression, et pour le courage avec lequel vous vous êtes opposée aux dérives autoritaires et fondamentalistes.

Depuis des décennies, vous incarnez une parole rare dans le paysage artistique : libre, sensible, profondément humaniste. Une voix qui n’a jamais accepté le silence face aux injustices, aux discriminations, aux dérives autoritaires, à la montée des fanatismes et à toutes les formes d’oppression.

Dans un monde où tant choisissent le confort du silence, vous avez choisi le courage de la parole.
Vous avez toujours refusé de vous conformer. Refusé les cases. Refusé les injonctions. Refusé la peur.
Votre parcours artistique porte lui aussi cette liberté : des rôles d’une intensité bouleversante, des femmes habitées, insoumises, souvent en lutte contre les violences sociales, politiques ou intimes. À travers elles, vous avez donné un visage à la fragilité humaine autant qu’à sa puissance.
Vous appartenez à ces artistes rares qui transforment leur notoriété en responsabilité morale.
À une époque marquée par les replis identitaires, les violences idéologiques et la banalisation de la haine, votre voix continue de rappeler une chose essentielle : la culture doit rester un espace de liberté, de conscience et de résistance. ~ Rosalie Mann

Merci d’avoir immortalisé ce moment 🙏

18/05/2026

This week, during the 11th Positive Cinema Week held under the auspices of the Cannes Film Festival, we will have the honor, alongside and to celebrate artists whose voices, work, and commitments resonate far beyond cinema.
Through the Humann Prize, created by Rosalie Mann and presented by No More Plastic Foundation, we pay tribute to personalities who use art as a force for consciousness, resistance, and transformation.

Canadian filmmaker, screenwriter, and actor will receive the 2026 Humann Impact Prize for the extraordinary impact of his work on contemporary culture. Film after film, Xavier Dolan has created a cinematic language of rare emotional intensity, driven by artistic freedom and a deeply human exploration of identity, love, vulnerability, and family bonds.

Iconic actress will receive the 2026 Humann Peace Prize for the courage she has carried throughout her life, the singular strength of her voice and convictions, her commitment to freedom of expression, and her resistance against authoritarian and fundamentalist ideologies.

Franco-Iranian actress and filmmaker will receive the 2026 Humann Action Prize in tribute to her courage, her freedom of speech, and her artistic commitment in the face of oppression, violence, and silence. Forced into exile after being publicly humiliated and persecuted by the Iranian regime, she transformed this attempt to erase her into an artistic and political force of extraordinary power.

In a world marked by fear, division, and rising extremism, we believe more than ever in the power of artists to awaken consciousness, defend freedom, and remind us of our shared humanity.

This week in Cannes, we celebrate those who use their voice to move the world forward.

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