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Palazzo Zanca hosts symbolic light displays for social causes

Palazzo Zanca in Messina is participating in a month-long series of symbolic light illuminations to promote various social and international causes.

From September 21 to 28, the municipal building is lit in gold for the seventh edition of the “Accendi d’Oro, Accendi la Speranza” campaign. Promoted by the Italian Federation of Associations of Parents of Pediatric Oncohematology (FIAGOP), the gold light highlights the importance of scientific research in pediatric oncohematology and supports the resilience of affected families.

On September 26, the facade will turn red to mark the International Day for the Total Elimination of Nuclear Weapons. This initiative, promoted by ANCI in collaboration with the Italian Red Cross, symbolizes the urgency of nuclear disarmament and collective security.

On September 27, the building will be illuminated in blue for the International Day of Sign Languages. This observance, established by the United Nations General Assembly, aims to promote the recognition and protection of the more than 200 sign languages used worldwide and supports the rights and equality of the deaf community.

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Fiagop · Italian Red Cross · Messina · Palazzo Zanca · United Nations