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About Julien Delbasty
Julien wants his students to have fun, be enthusiastic and proud about speaking French, and never be afraid to speak and make mistakes! When he is not teaching, he enjoys reading French novels, studying history, running, and (most importantly) cooking and eating good French food.
About Clément Thiery
Clément grew up in the Lorraine region of France and has been living in Brooklyn since 2014. He joined France-Amérique shortly thereafter as a journalist and a web editor. Before this, he covered the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy for a local newspaper on Staten Island, worked as an au pair in New Jersey, and rode Greyhound buses across the country. He now writes about French topics in the United States, including culture, history, education, business, and gastronomy.
Upcoming Events
The Monuments of Paris: Rewriting Family History
An Author Talk with Violaine Huisman
Join us for an evening with acclaimed author Violaine Huisman as she presents her new novel, The Monuments of Paris, a sweeping exploration of family, memory, and a little-known chapter of French history during the Second World War.
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Virtual Event: Ann Scott in Conversation
Presented in partnership with Harvard Bookstore
Join us off-site at Harvard Book Store for a conversation with French author Ann Scott, winner of the 2023 Prix Renaudot, for the release of her cult novel Superstars.
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Ciné Club Series: The Double Life of Véronique by Krzysztof Kieślowski
DISCUSSION WITH MICHAEL WARTOFSKY
A story of two connected lives, The Double Life of Véronique by Krzysztof Kieślowski is a must-see for lovers of European cinema and great film music.
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