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October 11th is the national day dedicated to Coming Out<\/strong>, an occasion to celebrate everyone's identities. This year, we're trying to celebrate it in a different way, getting closer to each person's daily lives and trying to put ourselves in their shoes*. This is why the #HoQualcosaDaDirvi campaign does not limit itself to describing a single episode of outburst, but delicately recounts the same outburst but made in different contexts.<\/p>\n We've imagined and brought to life through videos, posters, flyers, and social media postcards, coming out at home, at school, with friends, and during sports activities. The posters feature a QR code that anyone passing by can scan with their smartphone and instantly access the entire video gallery.<\/p>\n Anyone who wants can shoot a video to post on social media, with the hashtag #HoSomethingToTellYou,<\/strong><\/em> A place where you can come out, share your experience, imagine what you'd like it to be like, or even suggest another category of situations in which communicating your sexual identity or orientation is both important and sensitive. In this campaign, coming out is understood both as a revelation of your sexual orientation or identity and as an expression of something that has remained hidden for too long, which, when shared, gives us a sense of liberation.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n
\nComing out is a delicate moment, both on a relational and personal level, and above all it recurs continuously in different situations: at home, in the extended family context (relatives and grandparents, etc.), at school, among friends, during sports, at the gym.<\/p>\nHow does the #HoQualcosaDaDirvi campaign work?<\/strong><\/h3>\n
How can you actively participate?<\/h3>\n