Emma Tissier
Born into a family of babacools in 1975, I grew up (not very much: 153.5cm) in Toulouse. Twice French acrobatic rock champion when I was a teenager, I had set my sights on becoming a dentist. But that meant long and arduous studies. So, instead, I chose to exploit my natural talents, which I assume are hereditary. Practice makes perfect, so once I'd got rid of my A-levels, I studied applied arts, then fashion at Studio Berçot in Paris. Of course, I went on to become a graphic designer for advertising. Then nature took over again: I draw, while living peacefully aboard a boat on the Canal du Midi, surrounded by babacools.
Rien ne se passe jamais comme prévu, scénarisé par Lucile Gorce, Éditions Dargaud (2018)
L'Anti-mythe alimentaire, avec Florence De Le Rue, Éditions Albin Michel (2018)
La tribu de Juju, magazine Julie (2007)
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Strengthening the psychosocial skills of people in exilerights of minorities - Emma TissierLaure GarancherThe K-par-Cas-2 tool aims at promoting people in exile's mental health and psychosocial wellbeing through an innovative and fun approach.
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Psychological First Aid guidehealth - Emma TissierHélène PouilleFor the Pan American Health Organization, we have designed a guide to psychological first aid to provide guidelines and advice in the event of a natural disaster.
