Public spaces, sports events, town festivals, schools and international meetings: wherever young people and families are, the Watchers keep their eyes open.
In the village of Chambly's charity run, alongside the town's associations, the Watchers' Club introduced its games and comics to runners, children and their families. The youngest could pose with the cut-out of Noura and her magnifying glass.
Roll-up banners, the cartoon playing non-stop and comics to browse: the Club presented its programme to the town's families, teachers and associations, and made children want to become Watchers.
Under the marquees, in the open air, the Club welcomed children and their families for games and conversations: learning to spot fakes while having fun, even during the holidays.
An afternoon in class with the pupils of École Conti: interactive activities to raise their awareness of counterfeiting, piracy and consumption, and to build their critical thinking, with the Watchers' mini comic on their desks.
After Chambly, the Club ran sessions in several classes in Domont with its interactive activities on counterfeiting, piracy and responsible consumption. Across all the sessions in Chambly and Domont, teachers rated the organisation 4.8 out of 5.
At the Marie-Amélie Le Fur sports complex, ACTA-GM was a partner of the French Senior Kumite & Kata Championship. The Club ran a stand to raise awareness among athletes, families and the public: shirts, equipment and sports accessories are among the most counterfeited products.
Five days at a stand in the heart of the largest post office in Paris: games, an exhibition of real and fake products, comics and calendars leading to the cartoon, and sales of the Club's collector stamps.
In Bizerte, Tunisia, the full learning journey (comic, cartoon, investigation, IP Map, drama) was run with the pupils of the Gustave Eiffel school. They then presented their work themselves, at the microphone, at ACTA-GM's seminar in Tunisia. All six teachers assessed the programme.
ACTA-GM, an ad hoc observer at the Advisory Committee on Enforcement (ACE) of the World Intellectual Property Organization, presented the Watchers' Club there.
The Watchers' Club presented to intellectual property professionals from around the world at the International Trademark Association's major annual meeting.
Town festival, trade fair, sports competition, shopping centre or post office: the Club adapts its stand, games and materials to your audience, indoors or outdoors.
