Arezzo. Bullying and homosexuality. Debate with Canino and Fontana.

by ANGELA BALDI Showman Fabio Canino and actress Marzia Fontana will be just some of the celebrities taking part in Arezzo's gay-friendly weekend. Two days for the rights are coming up, taking place next Thursday and Friday. This event aims to be the first major gathering of all the LGBT associations in Tuscany. Organized by Arcigay Arezzo with the patronage of the Municipality, the Province, the CGIL New Rights Office, Arci, Arcigay, and in collaboration with Arezzo Factory and Arcisolidarietà, the event will feature actress Marzia Fontana. Two days of debates and projects, with plenty of time for fun and socializing, will also feature prominent figures, including actress Marzia Fontana, Fabio Canino, Tommaso Cerno, and many others. The two-day program begins on Thursday at 10:30 a.m. with a welcome for delegations representing Tuscan LGBT associations. At 5:30 p.m., presentations and presentations by the leaders of the participating associations and local administrators will take place on the stage at Arezzo Factory, the youth center on Via Masaccio. At 7 p.m., the topic of "Communicating Diversity" will be discussed: bullying, homosexuality, and adolescence. From 9:30 p.m., the music will kick off. The Andrea Pinsuti Live band, winners of Sanremo Rock, will take to the Arezzo Factory stage. At 10:30 p.m., SalvoDj Venditti will perform live from Omphalos and Be Querr. Discussions will resume on Friday at 10:30 a.m. with the opening of the exhibition stands, meetings between the various associations, and the presentation of the Report on the first year of the Counseling Center at Arcigay Arezzo. At 4:00 PM, there will be presentations by Arcigay national representatives, and at 5:00 PM, the Arcigay Arezzo project "Culture VS Prejudice" will be presented on the Arezzo Factory stage. At 5:30 PM, there will be a women's five-a-side football charity match in the Pionta Park sports area. At 6:30 PM, Cronache Marziane in Arezzo will feature the presentation of the book "Affa Taffa," edited by Fabio Canino and introduced by Professor Laura Occhini, along with a meeting with Tommaso Cerno. The two-day event will conclude on the Arezzo Factory stage at 9:30 PM with a concert by I Scream to Cows, a young, almost entirely female band.