From Italy to every corner of Europe, delivery in 48-72h
From Italy to every corner of Europe, delivery in 48-72h
From Italy to every corner of Europe, delivery in 48-72h
From Italy to every corner of Europe, delivery in 48-72h
From Italy to every corner of Europe, delivery in 48-72h
From Italy to every corner of Europe, delivery in 48-72h
From Italy to every corner of Europe, delivery in 48-72h
From Italy to every corner of Europe, delivery in 48-72h
From Italy to every corner of Europe, delivery in 48-72h
From Italy to every corner of Europe, delivery in 48-72h
AXEPT X OLGA ASSOCIATION
Every woman deserves to walk without fear, feeling free to be, to choose, to exist.MEET THE LIBERE E UGUALI SNEAKER BY AXEPT. A SNEAKER THAT TURNS EVERY STEP INTO A STATEMENT OF WOMEN’S FREEDOM.
The Libere e Uguali sneaker aims to make 1522, the anti-violence and stalking hotline, visible to everyone.
Wearing it means taking a stand, a simple gesture to raise awareness of this number and to remind the world that no woman should ever walk in fear.
Walking in this sneaker means choosing not to stay silent.
Discover more about Donna Moderna's Libere e Uguali. Per una nuova idea di parità project.
“I believe that every woman, at least once, has felt unsafe simply because she is a woman, and that’s exactly why I think we need to start again from education, from schools, and from rediscovering values that seem to have faded, because safety should never be treated as a privilege but as a fundamental right, and if so many women still do not feel protected, it means that as a society we have the responsibility to do much more to truly change things.”
Olga Association carries out prevention, training, and research activities aimed at promoting and protecting the rights of people of all genders and ages who have experienced mistreatment, violence, abuse, or physical and psychological abuse.
With the Libere e Uguali sneaker by Axept, every step becomes a tangible gesture: 2% of each sale is donated to the Olga Association.
Every step, every choice, every voice becomes part of a shared journey toward a fairer, freer, and safer society for all.
"One of the questions that stayed with me the most came from a 17-year-old boy who wrote saying that he was the perpetrator, not the victim, and didn’t realize that what he was doing was a crime. For him, geolocating his girlfriend was a way of showing love, but I try to help young people understand that there are limits that shouldn’t be crossed.
The fact that he understood this message shows me how important the work we are doing is."
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