Archive 2025–26. ParlaCambia has become Rispetto Qui: the programme continues at rispettoqui.it. These pages remain as the record of the first year.
Supported by Friuli Venezia Giulia Autonomous Region · S.O.S. Rosa ETS · Voce Donna · I.C. Trasaghis · I.C. Tarvisio · Studio Associato Zuddas & Padoan

Projects

Two territorial clusters · 11 municipalities · 2 comprehensive schools

The integrated prevention program has been delivered in two clusters across Friuli-Venezia Giulia, chosen to cover contiguous territories and build a stable educational network between schools, local administrations and communities.


Cluster 1 · Central Friuli

Venzone, Osoppo, Trasaghis

Three municipalities in the province of Udine, in collaboration with the Comprehensive School of Trasaghis. A pilot phase began in Venzone before the end of the school year; the project entered full operation in September and closed formally with the public exhibition opening on 11 February 2026.

2,371People involvedDirect + indirect
141StudentsVenzone 42 · Osoppo 43 · Trasaghis 56
22ClassesMiddle schools
360Family membersConservative estimate

"Against gender-based violence · Beyond stereotypes · with AI support"


Cluster 2 · Canal del Ferro · Val Canale

Comunità di Montagna · 8 mountain municipalities

Eight municipalities in the Friulian mountains, in collaboration with the Comprehensive School of Tarvisio. The model is extended to the multilingual border territory, with public dissemination along transit routes (the Alpe Adria cycle path, the main municipal roads) and shared awareness materials between the municipalities.

Moggio Udinese
Resia
Resiutta
Dogna
Pontebba
Malborghetto Valbruna
Chiusaforte
Tarvisio
≈6,080People involvedDirect + indirect
165StudentsTarvisio 57 · Moggio U. 48 · Pontebba 49 · Resia 11
5,460IndirectBanners along Alpe Adria cycle path
410–415FamiliesConservative estimate

Closing plenary on 26 May 2026 at Palaghiaccio di Pontebba, with all schools and classes from the cluster.

"Youth against violence · Talking to adults to change together"


Partnership with Gemona Basket

A collaboration with the local basketball club to bring the conversation about respect and prevention out of the classroom and into changing rooms, the gym floor, and the stands — a natural context where gender dynamics are visible, and worth working on.