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It’s all about Québec’s culture with Danièle Archambault

Thursday, March 30, 2017
  • Francophonie

Within the month of the Francophonie, the Québec Government Office in Los Angeles was pleased to receive a very special guest, the author, comic book writer and linguist Danièle Archambault.

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Workshop at the Lycée français de Los Angeles. From left to right: Aurélie Brown, Québec Government Office in Los Angeles, Alexandra Boissier, Head of middle school, Danièle Archambault, author, Elizabeth Mackay, delegate, and Clara-Lisa Kabbaz, President of the Lycée français.

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Workshop at the Lycée français

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Workshop on comic books at the Lycée international de Los Angeles, West Valley campus.

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CM1 group. From left to right: Daniel Miralles, professor, Aurélie Brown, Micheal Maniska, Head of School, Danièle Archambault, Elizabeth Mackay, delegate, and Sebastien Pelletier, director of the West Valley campus.

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CE2 group at the West Valley campus.

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CE2 group. From left to right: Véronique Nuta, professor, Danièle Archambault, Aurélie Brown, and Sebastien Pelletier, director of the West Valley campus.

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CM1 group at the Lycée international de Los Angeles, Los Feliz campus.

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Conference at the Alliance française. From left to right: Elizabeth Mackay, delegate, Isabelle Leroux, president of Alliance française, Danièle Archambault and Aurélie Brown.

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Ms Archambault, a Quebecer who lives in Palo Alto since 20 years, gave workshops to students in grade 6th to 8th at the Lycée français de Los Angeles where they learned what maple taffy is and what’s the job of a comic book writer. She also gave workshops to CE2 and CM1 students from the Lycée international de Los Angeles on how to make a comic book.

Finally, she gave a conference to the Alliance française on myths and truths about the French language in Québec. Her visit to Los Angeles was very much appreciated by all and she left behind her new Québec enthusiasts!

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