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Mallika Sarabhai : Danser pour changer le monde

Filmed Nov 2009 • Posted Nov 2009TEDIndia 2009
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Sur TedIndia, Mallika Sarabhai, danseuse, actrice et femme politique, raconte en dansant une histoire qui "change les choses" et affirme que l'art peut être le vecteur de changement le plus puissant, aussi bien dans le domaine politique que social ou personnel.

As the leader of Darpana, Mallika Sarabhai is a pioneer in using dance and the arts for social change. Full bio »

Translated into French by Lisa Couette
Reviewed by Amirella Rollerdancer
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