Acqui Terme Flash Mob: Join the “Stop alla Violenza” Dance Event to Support the 1522 Anti-Violence Helpline

Acqui Terme will host a flash mob against violence against women on Sunday, November 8, 2026, starting at 15:00 local time from Piazza Italia. The event, organized by the municipality’s Equal Opportunities department, aims to raise awareness and promote the national anti-violence and stalking hotline number 1522.

Flash Mob Route and Activities

The flash mob, titled “Stop alla violenza,” will feature itinerant performances by local sports associations Asd Charly Brown, Freedom Clique, Spazio Libero, and Studio Danza My Balance, in collaboration with Noi CuoreGiovane. The corteo will move through the city via moments of dance and sharing, aiming to draw attention to an issue that requires constant commitment from institutions and the entire community.

The procession will conclude in Piazza Bollente, where a choreographed video titled “Stop alla violenza” will be filmed. This video is intended to spread awareness of the 1522 number, a free public utility service for women victims of violence and stalking. Participation in the choreography is open to everyone; a tutorial is available online to learn the steps before joining the group.

Officials Support Awareness Campaign

Danilo Rapetti Sardo Martini and Councilor for Equal Opportunities Soumya Sellam said the initiative is important. “The fight against violence against women is an important message that must unite the entire community,” they stated. “With this flash mob, we want to involve citizens, associations, and local entities in a shared moment capable of giving strength to a message that cannot be limited to a single day.”

Acqui Terme Flash Mob: Join the "Stop alla Violenza" Dance Event to Support the 1522 Anti-Violence Helpline
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The initiative is part of the municipality’s broader awareness campaign to promote respect, equal opportunities, and the prevention of gender-based violence. The use of dance and movement is intended to foster a culture of respect and awareness through a universal language.

Joining the Flash Mob Details

The event is open to all, without age or dance experience limitations. To participate, individuals can watch a tutorial, learn the choreography, and join the group. Information is available on the municipality’s website dedicated to equal opportunities.

In case of bad weather, the flash mob will be held at the Centro Sportivo Mombarone. For further information, the public can contact the local tourist office at [email protected] or call 0144 322142 and 334 1028294.

Tutorial Flash Mob Stop alla Violenza

FAQ

What is the date and time of the flash mob? The event will take place on Sunday, November 8, 2026, starting at 15:00 local time.

Where does the flash mob start and end? It begins at Piazza Italia and concludes at Piazza Bollente, with a procession through the city.

Acqui Terme Flash Mob: Join the "Stop alla Violenza" Dance Event to Support the 1522 Anti-Violence Helpline
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How can I participate? Participation is open to everyone. A tutorial is available online to learn the choreography before joining the group.

What is the purpose of the 1522 number? The 1522 number is a national, free hotline for victims of violence and stalking, providing support and information.

What happens if it rains? In case of bad weather, the event will move to the Centro Sportivo Mombarone.

Who is organizing the flash mob? The initiative is promoted by the Assessorato alle Pari Opportunità of the Comune di Acqui Terme, in collaboration with several local associations.

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