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Since April 2024 – “We Care, We Dare, We Share” social media campaign

The Mille Donne di Venezia and Women of the World exhibition, held in Venice at the end of 2023, provided an opportunity to bring 150 pioneers of sustainable development to Venice for the first forum of possibilities entitled "We Care We Dare We Share a Heartful, Peaceful and Regenerative Future." These individuals from around the world came to illustrate, through their testimonies and experiences, that a new societal model is possible to bequeath a better world to future generations.
SUMus took the opportunity to interview them.

A "We Care We Dare We Share" communication campaign launched in April 2024 disseminated these interviews as well as excerpts from the 1st Forum of Possibilities. Join us on social media and feel free to share!

SUMus initiated the regenerative movement Sumus WoMen around a manifesto on the occasion of the exhibition Mille Donne di Venezia and WOW (Women of the World).
For many, Venice is a woman; she embodies the power of the feminine, that must awaken throughout the world to allow for the emergence of a peaceful, joyful, and sustainable society. Many Venetian women have historically been global pioneers in their time. This is why SUMus has decided to honor these historical Venetian women, as well as the women living in Venice today who carry on this essential feminine legacy. This tribute will be paid through an art exhibition in November and December 2023 in the Campo San Lorenzo.
The artist Pierre Maraval, known for his viral works, photographed from May 2023 to September 2023who wish to contribute to creating a better world for future generations and who recognize themselves in the theme of the exhibition “We care, We dare”.
 
The artwork is viral, meaning that the first women photographed invited other women to join, and so on. It's a spontaneous viral phenomenon; all women, regardless of age, origin, or status, were invited to participate in this collective work, provided they live in Venice, on the surrounding islands, or on the mainland (Terra Ferma), and wish to contribute to creating a new, positive dynamic in their city.
 
The 1000 portraits initiated an online artistic platform WOW (Women of the World) which will then be open to all women of the world in order to generate a global movement of sisterhood and thus awaken the feminine forces that alone are capable of caring for humanity and healing the planet.
 
To access the Sumus WoMen manifesto, you can click HERE for the English versionand HERE for the Italian version.

 

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