The exhibition ADDIOPIZZO 20 has been reopened to the public. It was first inaugurated last year to mark the 20th anniversary of the founding of our movement — an important milestone that we chose to celebrate and share through a distinctive and engaging visual journey. The exhibition was made possible thanks to the support of the Otto per Mille fund of the Waldensian Church and is hosted at the No Mafia Memorial.
La mostra è il frutto di un lavoro collettivo e appassionato. Si sviluppa in uno spazio di memoria e significato, con la collaborazione degli amici del Centro siciliano di documentazione Giuseppe Impastato Onlus. Un legame, quello con il Centro, che nasce dall’impegno comune e quotidiano per la costruzione di una cultura libera dalle mafie.
“ADDIOPIZZO 20” is an exhibition that tells the story of the movement’s key milestones through images, videos, original drawings, and press articles: from breaking the silence and the taboo surrounding the pizzo extortion racket, to offering concrete support to shopkeepers and entrepreneurs who found the courage to speak out. It highlights projects promoting legal awareness in schools, the urban regeneration of Palermo’s Kalsa district, and initiatives aimed at combating educational poverty.
The exhibition is open to visitors from Monday to Friday, from 11:30 AM to 4:30 PM. What makes it even more special is the welcoming experience: visitors are accompanied by Addiopizzo volunteers, participants of the Universal Civil Service, and university students currently completing their internships with us.
Their presence is not just an organizational support, but a true added value to the exhibition experience. These are young people who have chosen to step up, to learn firsthand what it means to build social justice, and to do so by sharing in our daily commitment.
We warmly invite you to visit the “ADDIOPIZZO 20” exhibition!
See on Instagram
