France: Language, Community, and Social Change
Community Service Project (CSP)
The CSP is a field-based project, which provides students an opportunity to critically examine a topic, community, or situation related to social change in France. Students are able to work on their projects utilizing SIT's broad network of individual and nonprofit organization contacts. A successful CSP expands language immersion and community involvement while giving back to the student's host community.
The following is a list of focus areas and related project sites that students could explore.
English Teaching Assistance
- Primary School Annexe de l'IUFM
- Junior High School Emile Zola
- High School Déodat de Séverac
Environment and Sustainable Development Issues
- Agence Régionale pour l'Environnement
- Chambre d'Agriculture de la Haute-Garonne
- AMAP, Association pour le Maintien de l'Agriculture Paysanne
Immigration/Integration Issues
- Toulouse Ouverture 7
- COFRIMI
- Association des Etudiants, des Enfants et Amis Togolais à Toulouse (AETT)
- La Gargouille
Urban Art and Culture
- KMK Production
- L'Danse
- Maison de Quartier de Bagatelle, Flot d'infos
Gender Issues
- Association pour la Promotion d'Initiatives Autonomes des Femmes (APIAF)
- Bell'Arc En Ciel
- La Maison d'à Côté
Occitania
French Food and Wine
- Traiteurs des Arènes
- L'Atelier de Cuisine Gourmande
- La Maison Viandes du Bœuf
- Le Petit Bacchus

- Choosing a Program
- Health, Safety, and Security
- US State Department "Students Abroad"
- View the SIT Study Abroad 2010 Semester Catalog (PDF, 5MB)
- View the SIT Study Abroad 2010 Summer Catalog (PDF, 295K)
- View SIT Study Abroad Undergraduate Research / ISP Collection
- OurWorld Photo Gallery
- Academic Resources/Library
- Track Your Application Online (WebAdvisor)
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