Treviso Charter, 30 years after the signing of a new alliance to protect young people – Live coverage

From the Treviso Charter to the Pact for Treviso. Thirty years after the signing of the Treviso Charter, a protocol signed by the Order of Journalists, the National Federation of the Italian Press and Telefono Azzurro with the aim of regulating the relationship between information and childhood, the protagonists of the ‘mediasphere’ will meet in the capital of the Marca Treviso to forge an alliance aimed at answering the new questions on the relationship between minors, information and the web which in recent years, with the future of social sharing and streaming platforms, has undergone a real revolution. On Friday 12 and Saturday 13 November, on the occasion of the event organized by Telefono Azzurro and the Municipality of Treviso in the Hall of the Palazzo dei Trecento, institutions, realities that interact daily with minors, press and content creators will address current issues, from critical issues in the relationship between the mediasphere (which collects the news of the media) and minors to the tools available to solve them. content management (Rai, Google, Meta – Facebook, Instagram – H-Farm, TikTok), Ernesto Caffo (president of Telefono Azzurro), Giancarlo Leone (president of the Audiovisual Producers Association), Guido Scorza (Privacy Authority), Jacopo Marzetti (President of the Media and Minors Committee at the Ministry of Economic Development), Iside Castagnola (Media and Minors Committee), Valeria Setti (Coordinator member of the European Commission for the Rights of the Child), Matteo Flora (President PermessoNegato), Franco Elisei (President of the Order of Journalists of the Marche), Giuseppe Magno (Juvenile Magistrate), Pierluigi Lanzarini (Ceo and Founder CampuStore), Forum of Families. Moderators of the day will be Daniele Grassucci (founder of Skuola.net), Sergio and Francesco Manfio (producers, screenwriters and founders of Gruppo Some) and Chiara Del Gaudio (Rai journalist). new Pact for Treviso, a multi-stakeholder alliance in the interest of the youngest, thanks also to the interventions of the Minister for Equal Opportunities and Family, Elena Bonetti, and Carla Garlatti, Guarantor Authority for Children. Saturday 13 November from 9.30, will see the interventions of the institutions, from the Prefect Maria Rosaria Laganà to the Bishop of Treviso Mons. Michele Tomasi. The works will be attended by Carlo Nordio, former magistrate and journalist, Ginevra Cerrina Feroni, Vice President of the Privacy Guarantor, Representatives of the Veneto Region and Gianantonio Da Re, MEP and member of the Intergroup for the Rights of Minors. The moderator will be the journalist Daniele Chieffi. The conclusions will be entrusted to Carlo Nordio, Ernesto Caffo (President of Telefono Azzurro) and Guido Scorza (Privacy Authority). “In the last 30 years the world of information has changed and with it the relationship between young people and the media, which now range from TV to new content on the web “, the words of the mayor of Treviso Mario Conte. “These two days, which will be held in the city where the protocol was signed in 1990, will be an important opportunity for discussion to give life to a new Treviso Pact, a decalogue that also wants to be the starting point, together with the Treviso Charter, for a protection of minors that is closer to the needs of today’s world, based on particularly complicated dynamics and to which the world of information must also adapt. In this regard, I especially thank Telefono Azzurro and the Scientific Committee chaired by Carlo Nordio who, in collaboration with personalities from the world of sport such as Deborah Compagnoni, of the Forum of Family Associations such as Dr. Francesco Gallo, of the health authority and of the Curia, have offered an important contribution to put questions, critical issues and possible solutions “.” The Treviso Charter has represented in recent decades – and continues to represent – the North Star for a ‘information that respects the rights of minors, vulnerable subjects in all contexts and in the media sector in particular “, says the president of Telefono Azzurro Ernesto Caffo. “In the last thirty years, however, the mediasphere has completely changed compared to that which is the subject of the Charter’s provisions. It therefore appears necessary, starting from its founding values, to renew an understanding between all the subjects – old and new – involved in the production of information content. Treviso, the birthplace of the Charter, is the ideal, symbolic and not only symbolic place to start a path that starting from the Charter and its values ​​looking to the future, gives birth to an initiative capable of going beyond of the Charter. In order not only to be a shared drafting exercise and mutistakeholder of a new Charter – however extraordinarily important and precious -, but to represent a real understanding, an alliance between a plurality of subjects who undertake a common commitment to make the mediasphere suitable for children. A real Pact, for the start of a new phase “. The event will be streamed on the Facebook and Youtube pages of Telefono Azzurro and the Municipality of Treviso.