Sofia Segre Reinach, B.Liver
IBM Studios in Milan opened its doors to "a moment that becomes a possible future," with the first Bullone webinar in collaboration with Traces and Dreams and co-funded by the EU. And to speak, in this case, many institutions: from Paolo Gentiloni, European commissioner, to the editor of Corriere della Sera, Luciano Fontana, to the spokesman of President Mattarella, Giovanni Grasso.
From Sweden to IBM Studios in Milan is a moment. And if we also throw in a passage to England, Spain, Holland, Germany, Belgium, it’s a moment that becomes a possible future.
On Sunday, October 22, during InVisible Festival, the first webinar of the Bullone project, in collaboration with Traces and Dreams and co-funded by the European Union, took place, which feels the need to give voice to those who generally have no voice.
To gather needs, experiences, visions, passions, desire to share and build beyond the walls of individualism and opportunism, to collect the testimony of those who cross over, transform themselves and those who do on a daily basis, without being afraid to talk about pain and fragility.
The Bullone, as is its nature, becomes a courageous space for dialogue and listening, for the foundations of a social journalism, by young people for young people, but also for adults, which does not want to express only opinions, but to build a collective story through the lens of authenticity. From European Commissioner Paolo Gentiloni, to the editor of Corriere della Sera Luciano Fontana, to the spokesperson of the Presidency of the Republic Giovanni Grasso, passing through the testimonies of the young people of the Bullone and Traces and Dreams, to the inmates of the Opera Prison, to the European network of doctors, health workers and young cancer survivors of PanCare.
A network that makes a future?