Still focusing on young people, the collective is calling for sport to be made compulsory in higher-education curricula. Today, 40% of students do not take part in regular physical activity.
The collective's eight members presented a first set of measures intended to bring sport into the campaign, ahead of further announcements planned for January.
For this requirement to produce results, it points to the need to broaden the sports offering, invest in the creation of new facilities and in their shared use, and work toward a better transport offering.
This program would aim to help increase the number of women in the sector and achieve greater diversity of profiles, with mentoring and leadership workshops.
It is also calling for pupils to finish school at 3:30 p.m., and at 4:30 p.m. for high schools, so as to leave time for practice within an extracurricular and after-school framework.