(ANSA) – MILAN, 24 NOV – Palazzo Lombardia and Palazzo Pirelli today and tomorrow will be lit up in orange, the symbolic color of the World Day to Combat Violence against Women which is celebrated every 25 November. “It is the first of a series of initiatives which – explains President Attilio Fontana – together with the awareness campaign on social media, created thanks to the availability of the Lombard actress Matilde Gioli, the Lombardy Region is implementing to make people understand how important it is to spread clear messages and recognizable against violence against women and feminicides”. Like last week, next week too, a red bench will be displayed at the entrance to the square that houses the Regional Council Building. And, again, tomorrow morning the regional councilor for Family, Social Solidarity, Disability and Equal Opportunities, Elena Lucchini, organized the event dedicated to students at the Testori Auditorium: ‘Against violence, break the silence’. In the afternoon, at the Belvedere, the institutional talk ‘Against violence, a network at your side’ and the signing of the Memorandum of Understanding with the Order of Psychologists regarding the fight against violence against women. The Councilor for Security and Civil Protection, Romano La Russa, in the heart of Milan, in Piazza San Babila, will instead be alongside the information pagoda and the State Police camper where qualified personnel will provide assistance and answer citizens’ questions. (HANDLE).
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**How effective are symbolic acts, like illuminating Lombardy’s palaces in orange, in raising awareness about violence against women and ultimately driving meaningful change?**
## Interview: Combating Violence Against Women in Lombardy
**Welcome to World Today News. Today, we’re discussing the important topic of violence against women, particularly highlighting initiatives undertaken by the Lombardy Region in Italy.**
**(Theme 1: Raising Awareness)**
We are joined today by **Elena Lucchini, Regional Councilor for Family, Social Solidarity, Disability and Equal Opportunities for Lombardy** and **Dr. Silvia Rossi, a sociologist specializing in gender-based violence.**
**Elena, Lombardy is illuminating Palazzo Lombardia and Palazzo Pirelli in orange. What is the significance of this gesture, and what message are you hoping to convey with it?**
**(Elena Lucchini)**
**Dr. Rossi, how effective do you believe symbolic acts like this are in raising awareness about this crucial issue? What else can be done to engage the public and drive meaningful change?**
**(Dr. Rossi)**
**(Theme 2: Concrete Actions and Initiatives)**
**Elena, the article mentions initiatives like the “red bench” and the event “Against violence, break the silence.” Can you elaborate on these programs and their goals?**
**(Elena Lucchini)**
**Dr. Rossi, from a sociological perspective, what are some of the root causes of violence against women? What kind of societal changes are needed to effectively address this problem?**
**(Dr. Rossi)**
**(Theme 3: Collaborative Approach & Support Systems)**
**Elena, the Lombardy Region is partnering with the Order of Psychologists. How important is collaboration between government bodies and organizations in tackling this issue? What specific benefits can these partnerships bring?**
**(Elena Lucchini)**
**Dr. Rossi, what role can individuals play in supporting survivors of violence and promoting a culture of respect and equality?**
**(Dr. Rossi)**
**(Theme 4: Looking Forward)**
**Elena, what are the future plans and goals of the Lombardy Region in its fight against violence against women?**
**(Elena Lucchini)**
**Dr. Rossi, what advice would you give to young people and communities who want to become actively involved in preventing violence against women?**
**(Dr. Rossi)**
**Thank you both for your insightful perspectives. It is clear that addressing violence against women requires a multifaceted approach involving individual action, community engagement, and stronggovernmental commitment. We hope this discussion has helped raise awareness and inspired viewers to take action.**
**(Closing)**
**For more information on resources and support regarding violence against women, please visit the website of the Lombardy Region [insert website link]. You can also find additional information and support services at [insert relevant organization websites].**
