Art for Human Rights brings Human Rights Now! to Cortina d'Ampezzo: an evening of music and words to raise awareness on the increasingly urgent issue of human rights.
On stage at the Alexander Girardi Hall on Saturday, September 12 at 8:45 p.m., Erica Boschiero, Moni Ovadia and Greta Zuccoli — three artists who have always made their music and art a tool for changing the world — will contribute at the end of a day that also includes the 30 km of “hike and bike” by Amnestiana, from Misurina to Auronzo along the Human Rights Cycle Path, also organized by Art for Human Rights in collaboration with Amnesty International Italy and Insieme Si Può.
The evening will also pay tribute to Glen Hansard, a highly appreciated Irish singer-songwriter and musician, loved all over the world, who was set to be present at the concert and tragically passed away in a motorcycle accident on July 29.
For almost 25 years, Art for Human Rights has used art not as a background, but as a tool for the defense and promotion of human rights.
Every concert, exhibition, or event organized and carried out has promoted respect for universal human rights, raised funds for organizations that defend them, and drawn public attention to violations that threaten people's lives around the world.
The concert in Cortina responds to this same mission, bringing music as a universal language in support of human rights to the stage.
