More Equality, More Happiness
The exhibition, aptly titled “More Equality, More Happiness,” delves into the paths that can lead to achieving a challenging goal, anchored in the United States Declaration of Independence. The Declaration identifies the pursuit of Happiness, alongside Life and Liberty, as an inalienable human right—a pursuit marked by small steps and great efforts toward a better world for all.
This is not a denunciation of the lack of equal opportunities but an exploration of the “clues,” sometimes faint, that point to a promising path forward. The exhibition presents a series of initiatives aimed at increasing equality in various areas. 9 concrete cases where barriers preventing individuals with disabilities from becoming protagonists in their own lives have been removed.
7 examples of fostering gender equality. 7 pathways of mutual integration and cultural dialogue with migrants.
This rich journey ultimately leads to greater happiness for everyone.
Concept and Structure:
Conceived in 2007, the European Year of Equal Opportunities for All, the exhibition consists of four freestanding semicircular structures:
Institutional Panel: Introduction to the exhibition by Pubblicità Progresso.
Disabilities: Breaking all barriers—a feasible goal.
Women: More Equality, More Wealth.
Migrants: More Equality, More Culture.
