SCOMODO arrives in Milan’s Corvetto District
Last week, inside the press room of Palazzo Marino, the under-30 community Scomodo unveiled its new programming schedule. Born in 2016, Scomodo has grown into one of Italy’s most vibrant youth-driven networks, engaging thousands of young people across the country.
The presentation wasn’t just about looking back at what has been achieved so far — it was about the future. For 2025, Scomodo announced an ambitious lineup of over 300 activities at its Corvetto hub: social and cultural initiatives, training programs, workshops, public assemblies, debates, concerts, and theater events. All of it imagined and designed by young people, for their neighborhood and their city. And that’s not all: the community also revealed plans to open a brand-new space along the Naviglio della Martesana, expanding its presence in Milan.
Backed by the program "La città dei giovani" — promoted by Fondazione di Comunità Milano with Fondazione Claudio De Albertis, Fondazione DeAgostini, and Fondazione Alia Falck — SCOMODO Milano embodies a new way of rethinking and reactivating urban spaces through the energy of younger generations.
As co-founder Tommaso Salaroli explained: "The trust of the Foundations has allowed us to keep growing and investing in a complex and layered neighborhood like Corvetto. This important support gives space to a grassroots, collective initiative that will endure over time — helping us to grow, build relationships, and generate real impact.”
