He was an
“average citizen”.
A draw and a year later, he became a
“committed citizen”.
Grégoire Fraty says so himself in his book entitled
Moi, Citizen,
published by Éditions First, on February 4.
He recounts
“his”
experience of the Citizen's Climate Convention and how it transformed it.
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The time when the young Norman, aged 32, preferred to
“work in the shadows”
and not speak in front of an audience is a long time ago.
His habits changed from October 2019. While the first weekend of the convention has not yet taken place, the father, who works in vocational training, receives the cameras of France 3 in his garden.
This is the first time that one of the 150 has appeared in the media.
It is for him to be
"transparent".
At the same time, he realizes that he is not so bad at this exercise, so he multiplies the appearances until becoming one of the main figures of the CCC.
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