In a world of AI, we choose real experiences
We live in a world increasingly shaped by artificial intelligence, generated images, digital relationships and realities that sometimes make it difficult to tell what is real from what has been artificially created.
In a world of AI, we choose real experiences
We live in a world increasingly shaped by artificial intelligence, generated images, digital relationships and realities that sometimes make it difficult to tell what is real from what has been artificially created.
Summer, TV Series, and Representation: Our Viewing Recommendation
Summer is the perfect time to slow down a little, spend a few evenings on the couch, and get hooked on a new series. That’s why, for today’s Embrace feature, we’re recommending...
Disability Pride Month: why July is dedicated to the rights of people with disabilities
Every year, during the month of July, many parts of the world celebrate Disability Pride Month: an opportunity to reflect on the meaning of disability, the importance of rights,...
An afternoon of gelato, games, and discovery: the story of the Embrace Gelato Tour
There are experiences that allow us to slow down, step away from our everyday routine, and rediscover the pleasure of simply being together. This is exactly what happened during...
Disability Pride Milan 2026: why being there matters
On May 30, Milan will host a day dedicated to rights, visibility, and collective participation. And yes, also to music, encounters, and fun. On Saturday, May 30, Milan will...
Our POV on the Paralympics beyond the “hero” narrative
The Paralympics are still framed through a “hero” narrative that risks distancing rather than including, making everyday lives of people with disabilities invisible.
We need to change language and storytelling to recognize disability as part of normal life—not something valued only when it is extraordinary.
Luca Parravano and the Blind Tennis Championship
Blind tennis is still a little-known sport in Italy, but one that combines technique, concentration, and inclusion. Originally created in Japan, it is played with a ball...
The impact of an Embrace Experience
An Embrace Experience is not “an activity”. It is a space where people experience things differently from what they are used to. Our experiences are not just activities. They are...
Simona Spinoglio, the Psychologist on Wheels
When inclusion means choosing tools that speak to each of us There are professionals who follow a method.And then there are people… who simply follow people. The story of Simona...
