The Pride 2024 parade will take place on Saturday 15 June in Forlì, an event that proudly claims belonging to the community LGBTQIA+as well as the defense and safeguarding of the rights of the people who are part of it.
This guide contains all the information relating to the times of the procession, what the meeting, departure and arrival points are and whether any measures dedicated to accessibility have been envisaged to guarantee the participation of the people with disabilities.
Forlì Pride 2024 route and program
As the organizers of Forlì Pride 2024 wrote on social media, the parade will start at 7:00 pm from Piazzale della Vittoria, entrance to the Giardini della Resistenza, while the meeting time is scheduled for 6:00 pm. Instead, the arrival is expected at the Volume Bar. The procession will follow the following route:
- Viale Matteotti
- Independence Square
- Via Giorgio Regnoli
- Largo De Calboli
- Saffi Square
- Course of the Republic
- Victory Square
- Viale Filippo Corridoni
- Via di Porta Cotogni
- Piazzale Igino Lega
Accessibility for people with disabilities Forlì Pride 2024
The parade organizers have released information regarding accessibility for people with disabilities who will take part in the event. First of all, an LIS interpreter will be present to translate the interventions into sign language. The interpreter will be on the float and speeches will be organized at the beginning of the procession, in Piazza Saffi and at the end of the procession. Then, to protect neurodivergent people, they are asked to avoid the use of smoke bombs and to limit the use of water guns.
Finally, as regards people who have mobility aids, they will be able to rely on volunteers in the event that their wheelchair gets stuck or to ask for information about public transport.
Read also: Disability Pride: what it is, history and when it was born in Italy
Pride 15 June 2024: in which Italian cities will it take place?
On Saturday 15 June there will not only be Forlì Pride 2024, but in other Italian cities (as indicated by the dedicated calendar) there will be parades to claim LGBTQIA+ pride:
Last modified: 06/14/2024
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