Libellula talk impact

For several years, Allegrini has been collaborating with Fondazione Libellula, the first network of companies united by the commitment to preventing and combating gender-based violence and all forms of discrimination, with the aim of raising awareness among employees on gender equality issues.

Among the various initiatives promoted by the Foundation, Libellula Impact is based on the belief that awareness is the first step towards generating real change. The project’s four formats, designed to engage different groups within organisations and address specific needs, offer not only content but also experiences that foster reflection, responsibility, and new ways of acting in the workplace.

Libellula Talk Impact is a series of online sessions lasting 45 minutes, covering current and cross-cutting topics: from stereotypes linked to beauty, to conscious education for children, through to understanding and managing the external stimuli encountered by young people during adolescence.

An opportunity to raise awareness and stimulate new reflections on important and relevant issues in the workplace.

 

• RETHINKING BEAUTY: WHO DECIDES WHAT IS BEAUTIFUL?
  With Maura Gancitano, philosopher, educationalist, author and co-founder of Tlon.
  28 April 2026, 12:00–13:00
  
  Who defines what is beautiful?
  Why do we conform to standards?
  A talk exploring new ways of representing ourselves and our bodies, free from stereotypes and social pressure.
  
  
• GROWING UP AS MYSELF: RAISING CHILDREN BEYOND GENDER EXPECTATIONS
  With Giuseppe Burgio, Full Professor of Pedagogy at the Kore University of Enna.
  And Giulia Blasi, writer and journalist specialising in gender issues and civil rights.
  30 June 2026, 12:00–13:00
  
  A discussion on education and identity: how to support children in recognising and overcoming gender stereotypes, fostering respect, awareness and critical thinking through gender pedagogy.
  
  
• GROWING UP IN THE TEEN IMAGINARY: COMICS, MANGA, VIDEO GAMES AND IDENTITY
  With Michele Foschini, Chief Creative Officer of BAO Publishing.
  And Josephine Yole Signorelli, known as Fumettibrutti, comics artist and writer.
  8 September 2026, 12:00–13:00
  
  During adolescence, the imagination evolves, shaped by comics, TV series and video games.
  It is important to understand how these content forms influence young people and how the wider educational community can support them with awareness, without demonising them.