Clara Besnouin

Freelance project manager in scientific mediation and knowledge valorization, I work at the interface between research, institutions, and society.

Trained in public law, political science, geography (urban planning), and sociology, I also worked as a research engineer at the University, where I led an interdisciplinary project on the history of feminism (sociology, literature, history, communication sciences).

Today, I support engineering schools, humanities research laboratories, and institutional structures in the design and management of mediation projects: participatory workshops, training, awareness-raising initiatives, and scientific valorization actions.

My role is to structure, coordinate, and lead these projects: defining objectives, pedagogical engineering, facilitation, and producing clear, reusable deliverables.

My approach is rigorous, participatory, and ethical, based on concrete subjects (excerpts, situations, case studies) and discussion frameworks adapted to the audiences.

I particularly focus on issues of gender equality, stereotypes and representations (popular culture, media), and the analysis of narratives and discourses as levers for prevention and understanding.

Available for on-site assignments (Normandy, Paris) or remote work.