Ambition Dialogue Research Science Society - 2021 CNRS Hauts-de-France – ADRESS-2021 CNRS HdF

The ADRESS-2021 CNRS HdF project is situated within the post-pandemic context where the role of scientific research in society is under thorough reflection. Confronted with the proliferation of contradictory information and the imperative for improved knowledge sharing, CNRS Hauts-de-France responds to the "Science with and for Society" call for proposals from ANR for the third time (SAPS CSTI generic 18-19, SAPS CSTI generic 20). The objective is to deepen the dialogue between research and society through mediation and communication actions.

The ADRESS-2021 CNRS HdF project is ambitious and spans over a period of 36 months, involving the participation of 6 ANR project leaders in the Hauts-de-France region. It complements previous funding to strengthen communication and scientific mediation actions.

The motivation behind the project lies in the necessity to clarify the role of scientists in public debates and to better integrate scientific knowledge into political and economic decisions. To achieve this, CNRS proposes a series of actions centered around the event brand "Unexpected Escapes," which includes interactive conferences and mini-conferences on various scientific themes.

At the editorial level, CNRS has developed a dedicated space on its website to promote scientific mediation projects. Articles, portfolios, videos, and podcasts are shared online to raise awareness among the general public about the challenges of research.

Simultaneously, the project emphasizes the importance of imagery in scientific mediation, with the creation of photo reports produced in collaboration with professional photographers. These images are distributed on the CNRS Images platform and exhibited at public events in the Hauts-de-France region.

The project also includes specific proposals for the Hauts-de-France region, in partnership with local stakeholders such as academies, the Hauts-de-France Region, and CSTI venues. The objective is to strengthen the links between research and society through mediation actions adapted to the needs and specificities of the region.

By mobilizing a network of partners and professionals in communication and scientific mediation, the ADRESS-2021 CNRS HdF project aspires to create inclusive dialogue spaces and foster better mutual understanding between research and society in the Hauts-de-France region.
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