About this Video
- Video Title: riner 1ere 1
- Channel: Algou Jordy Production 971
- Speakers: Teddy Riner, Interviewer (name not specified)
- Duration: 00:06:07
Introduction
This video is an interview with Teddy Riner, a five-time Olympic judo champion, about his participation in a workshop for 18-30 year olds focused on overcoming the past and liberating the future. The workshop, initiated by UNESCO and the Memorial Act, aims to provide young people with a deeper understanding of the historical roots of racism and the necessity of collective healing.
Key Takeaways
- Workshop's Focus: The main purpose of the workshop is to help young people (18-30) understand the historical roots of racism and the importance of collective healing.
- Riner's Motivation: Riner's participation is driven by his Guadeloupean roots and a belief in open discussion about slavery's impact. He feels it's crucial to acknowledge the past without letting it hinder progress.
- Riner's Education on Slavery: Riner received a comprehensive education on slavery from his parents and through various resources like the film "Roots" and visits to the Memorial Act.
- Importance of Mental Health: Riner advocates for open discussion about mental health, emphasizing that it's about feeling good and improving daily life. He shares his personal experience of seeking psychological help at 14 years old.
- Post-Olympics Reflection: Riner expresses pride and satisfaction with his achievements at the Olympics, highlighting the importance of his training and the joy of celebrating his success with the people of Guadeloupe.
