Screens and Family: Finding the Right Balance
Today
At the Médiathèque Manufacture in Nancy, a free talk with Olivier Duris, of the 3-6-9-12 Association, about digital habits within the family. With no judgement or guilt-tripping, parents, teens and children leave with practical guidance for living more calmly with screens.
Social media, video games, screen time
How do you find the right balance with screens as a parent, teen or child? The talk tackles head-on the key issues of daily digital life — social media, video games, time spent in front of screens — without dramatising or trivialising. The aim isn't to draw up a list of bans, but to help everyone gauge healthy habits according to age and needs. A measured approach that acknowledges both the risks and the benefits of the digital world in family life.
A conversation with a specialist
The talk is led by Olivier Duris, of the 3-6-9-12 Association, known for its age-based guidelines on screen use. The format favours exchange: the audience can ask questions and share concerns, in a supportive setting. The goal is simple — to leave with concrete leads for supporting children and teens in their digital lives, without constant conflict. A valuable chance for families to talk with a speaker who knows the subject well.
The Médiathèque Manufacture, a place to discover
Set on rue Baron Louis, the Médiathèque Manufacture is one of Nancy's major libraries, housed in restored former industrial buildings. Beyond this talk, it offers collections, reading spaces and a regular programme, in architecture well worth a look. For a visiting family, attending a free talk here is also a chance to discover a lively cultural facility, away from the usual tourist trails. A great idea for the end of a day in Nancy.
Infos pratiques
Adresse : Médiathèque Manufacture, 10 rue Baron Louis, 54042NancyCedex Nancy
Questions fréquentes
Where does the talk take place?
At the Médiathèque Manufacture, 10 rue Baron Louis in Nancy. A talk designed for the whole family, in a restored former industrial site.
Who is this talk for?
To the whole family: parents, teenagers and children. Everyone can ask questions and leave with guidance suited to their age and situation.
How do I find the time and details?
The exact time and access details (free entry or by registration) are listed on the library's official website, to check before you come.
