The Stand Up Project lasted two years and is a collaborative initiative dedicated to combating hate crimes and promoting inclusivity within the European Union.

This is the series “The Alternative Hour”, the new format produced by WeWorld – an organisation committed for 50 years to guaranteeing the rights of women, girls and children in 27 countries around the world – under the signature of Koala Production, the Rome-based independent production company of Ali, Mouadh and Takoua Ben Mohamed. 

“If tomorrow it’s me, if tomorrow I don’t come back, mom, destroy everything.

If tomorrow it’s my turn, I want to be the last. 

Cristina Torre Cáceres

The PEACE Education project was funded by the European Union through the Erasmus+ programme and developed by 7 partners from four different countries: France, Türkiye, Portugal, and Slovenia.

LGBTQIA+ History Month, an annual observance in October, serves as a pivotal occasion for ALDA to commemorate the profound historical narratives, accomplishments, and challenges confronting the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, asexual, and broader (LGBTQIA+) community.

The WYDE Civic Engagement project (Women and Youth in Democracy initiative Civic Engagement) is generously funded by the European Union, with the primary aim of enhancing the emancipation, empowerment, and inclusion of young individuals at all levels of democratic participation: national, regional, and global.

ALDA tackles discrimination against religion or belief – and any other form of discrimination that may lead to hate crimes – through the STAND UP project.

In the framework of the project “Milan Sport United”, PlayMore! – leader of the initiative –  together with ALDA are pleased to announce the open call for participation in the training workshop “sport, inclusion and volunteering”.

July is Disability Pride Month! During this month, we focus on persons with disabilities to foster their empowerment and ensure they are seen and included in building broader equality. 

During the month of June, within the STAND-UP project framework, Italy hosted three trainings aimed at giving practical tools to stand up against hate in the European Union.  Meetings took place in the beautiful setting of the cities of Venice, Milan and Rimini (🇮🇹).