The Days of Mothers Constituents - Free workshops - SIAL.courses

The Days of Mothers Constituents – Free workshops

The Days of the “Madri Costituenti”

Exploring the women who shaped Italy’s Constitution and their role in post-war Italian society through history, debate, and reflection

Dive into the stories of the Madri Costituenti (Constituent Mothers), the women who helped shape Italy’s Constitution and transform the role of women in public life. Join interactive workshops, discussions, and guided reflections that bring history to life.

Developed in collaboration with the Italian Cultural Institute in London and the Camera dei Deputati of the Italian Parliament, this project connects history, culture, and civic education.

Who is this for?

  • Students preparing for Italian A-Level
  • Young people aged 16+ interested in history, politics, and civil rights

Free participation – registration required.
Just scroll down to fill out the registration form: it only takes about a minute.
Please note that you can attend one or more sessions, but we recommend joining all four to get the full historical and cultural picture.

What to expect

Facilitated by a native Italian teacher, to guide discussions and provide insight into language and culture.

Programme

All workshops will take place on four Sunday mornings in March 2026 at SIAL.school in Holland Park.

Sunday 01/03/2026, 11:00 AM-12:30 PM – Women and Work
Exploring female emancipation, dignity, and professional equality in post-war Italy. Key figures: Maria Federici, Angelica Merlin, Teresa Mattei

Sunday 08/03/2026, 11:00 AM-12:30 PM – Citizenship and Public Life
Women’s participation in politics and institutions, building a truly inclusive democracy. Key figures: Maria Federici, Teresa Mattei

Sunday 15/03/2026, 11:00 AM-12:30 PM – Education and Formation
Education as a foundation for democratic citizenship and active engagement. Key figure: Bianca Bianchi

Sunday 22/03/2026, 11:00 AM-12:30 PM – Family and Society
Equality, freedom, and shared responsibility in modern family life. Key figures: Maria Maddalena Rossi, Filomena Delli Castelli

Final public session
Hosted at the Italian Cultural Institute in London, where ideas from the workshops are shared and discussed. Date to be announced soon.

Why join?

  • Experience Italian history in a hands-on, interactive way
  • Reflect on the role of women in society and politics
  • Gain insights useful for your studies and class discussions

Register now

Spaces are limited – secure your spot today!