The Bracco Foundation is supporting Donne in Movimento, a new fundraising gala being promoted by the Italian Foundation for Research in Rheumatology (FIRA). The event combines culture, science and social responsibility, and shines a spotlight on the oft-overlooked issue of rheumatological diseases that predominantly affect women.
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The photographic exhibition “Milan through the eyes of Leonardo” celebrates the bond between Milan and Leonardo da Vinci, who arrived in the Lombard capital in 1483 from the Medici court in Florence.
The study of the media coverage of the Olympics and Paralympics Games carried out by Osservatorio di Pavia has been promoted by the International Olympic Committee and the Bracco Foundation with the purpose of garnering evidence useful for guiding the policy-making and actions of private and public institutions.
The photographic exhibition “A Life in Sport: The Faces and Achievements of 100 Female Experts”, a brainchild of the Bracco Foundation that is being sponsored by Fondazione Milano Cortina 2026, celebrates the contribution of women to the world of sport, promotes gender equality, and counters the stereotypes that continue to restrict the visibility of women.
Confindustria’s Fondazione Giuseppina Mai, in collaboration with the Bracco Foundation and Assolombarda’s Steamiamoci project, is promoting female participation in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) studies by offering concrete opportunities for advancement to talented female students.
The aim is to reduce the high rate of early drop-outs among women in science subjects and encourage them to complete their studies.
The Bracco Foundation and Department 5 of the Directorate General of Public and Cultural Diplomacy of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation have joined forces to promote “progettoDiventerò nel Mondo”, the international edition of progettoDiventerò.
Applications for the “Ing. Giacomo Bonaiuti” scholarship prize are open to students enrolled in a university in Lombardy in a faculty of Chemistry or a related department, such as Industrial Chemistry, Pharmaceutical Chemistry and Technologies, Chemical Engineering, or Chemical Sciences and Technologies.
The Poldi Pezzoli Museum of Milan along with its scientific partner, the Bracco Foundation, is sponsoring a unique “live” event: the restoration of Piero del Pollaiolo’s Portrait of a Young Woman, one of the museum’s most beloved masterpieces.
“Mind the STEM Gap – Together” is an exhibition of works produced by 150 students of both sexes participating in the “Mind the STEM Gap” Manifesto, an initiative run by Fondazione Bracco to encourage girls and women to transcend sexist stereotypes by entering and prospering in the world of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM).
Mind the Stem Gap is Fondazione Bracco’s Manifesto in support of access to STEM disciplines for women, overcoming gender stereotypes. Read, share and sign the Mind the STEM Gap Manifesto!