DING DONG

As Pride Month comes to a close, we wanted to take a moment — not just to wrap up a series of communications, but to reflect on why we chose to show up the way we did.

Over the past few weeks, our focus has been simple: information. We shared films, authors, exhibitions, artists, voices — not as a checklist, but as an invitation. Because we believe that information is one of the most powerful tools we have. And still today, there is too much misinformation, too many gaps, too many stories left untold or unheard.

For us, Pride is not just about visibility — it’s about understanding. It’s about knowing the history, learning the names of those who came before us, and recognising the courage it took to open paths that many of us now walk more freely.

But we also believe in being honest.

The truth is: the fight isn’t over. Not even close.

There is still a long road ahead before we can speak about true equality — before we live in a world where discrimination, in all its forms, no longer exists. Pride continues to matter because there are still voices being silenced, identities being questioned, and rights being challenged.

So while June may be ending, what it stands for doesn’t.

We’ll keep learning. We’ll keep listening. We’ll keep sharing.

And above all, we’ll keep believing in a future where everyone is free to be exactly who they are — without fear, without compromise, without exception.

With love,
Davide & Michael