An initiative carried out in partnership with councilman André Bandeira brings together accessibility solutions and cultural actions in September.
Pecege supports the Inclusive Fashion Show held on 09/22/2026, at the Clube de Campo de Piracicaba, in the municipality of Piracicaba. The initiative, carried out in partnership with councilman André Bandeira and his team, brings together the community of Piracicaba to promote social inclusion, accessibility, and the participation of people with disabilities. The gathering features cultural and artistic activities that value diversity and create an environment dedicated to social interaction and civic expression.
The event’s schedule makes room for a fashion show featuring members of the local community, focusing on the visibility and empowerment of people with disabilities. The project structures a social space that encourages integration among participants, families, and the audience. The proposal aims to raise society’s awareness of the importance of eliminating physical and attitudinal barriers, strengthening citizenship and mutual respect in all spheres of urban life.
During the activities, the audience learns about practical applications of technological resources developed by the institution’s ecosystem. The event presents the accessibility tools of Skylar, a company specialized in digital solutions that operates artificial intelligence subtitling and closed caption systems. The demonstration shows how applied technology facilitates real-time communication and allows more people to follow cultural and educational events autonomously.
Institutional participation in the gathering reinforces the bond between knowledge production, continuing education, and social development. Pecege channels technical skills and innovative projects toward the real demands of the population, articulating initiatives that generate a positive social impact. The union between educational resources and support technologies aims to democratize access to information, ensuring that knowledge effectively reaches different audiences.
“Institutional Relations plays the role of building bridges between Pecege and society, bringing people, organizations, and opportunities closer together. Supporting an initiative like the Inclusive Fashion Show means being close to the community and contributing to an action that promotes inclusion, visibility, and participation. By connecting these initiatives to the skills and solutions of our ecosystem, we expand the possibilities of generating social impact and transforming relationships into opportunities for contribution,” states Daiane Fausto, from Pecege Institutional Relations.
The event is organized jointly by councilman André Bandeira’s office and utilizes the physical facilities of the Clube de Campo de Piracicaba, mobilizing residents from various neighborhoods across the city. The gathering consolidates cooperation among public authorities, civil entities, and educational institutions in favor of lasting community policies. The organizers’ expectation involves the continuous expansion of integrated projects that place accessibility at the center of municipal debates.
