Capucine Lemaire - Speaker on handicap
Disability: "We are not born disabled; we become disabled by an environment that denies us."
Capucine Lemaire is the founding president of the Observatory of Disability Policies, the international NGO she founded in 2021, after her background as an art historian at the École Pratique des Hautes Études (EPHE - PSL) and her preparation for the entrance exam to the École Nationale d'Administration (ENA).
An author and speaker, she is also a member of the editorial board of the Review of Neurodiversity in Montreal, Canada, and a member of the scientific committee of the Italian economic and political journal IL PONTE in Florence, Italy.
As a researcher, she publishes her work for newspapers and journals, contributes to academic works and conferences in France and Europe, and to collective works (Editions de l'Atelier). She has been writing a regular column in the Review of Human Sexualities of the UNESCO Chair on Sexual Health and Human Rights since 2023.
Her research focuses on the anti-ableist movement in relation to democracy and capitalism, as well as on arts and disability.
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Frequently asked questions
Sur quelles thématiques Capucine Lemaire intervient en tant que conférencière ?
Capucine Lemaire intervient en tant que conférencière sur les thématiques : handicap, inclusion and entreprise.
How do I book Capucine Lemaire for a conference?
To book Capucine Lemaire, contact the Lespeakers agency. An advisor will call you back to scope the event, dates and format.
How much does a conference with Capucine Lemaire cost?
Capucine Lemaire's fees:
- Conference : 8500 €
Booking is handled through Lespeakers.
Which languages does Capucine Lemaire speak on stage?
Capucine Lemaire speaks as speaker in french.
Where is Capucine Lemaire based?
Here is where Capucine Lemaire is based: Paris.
Her conferences
Museum for everyone
Museums accessibility and arts inclusion
I 2 I : Inclusion to innovation for companies and organizations
Feel free to ask for details on this topic. Due to risks of plagiarism, the speaker does not wish to state everything.