From its founding in 1956 to today: the story of a movement fighting for the rights of civil invalids.
In Taranto, Alvido Lambrilli founds the national association of civil invalids – by 1960 it has over 575,000 members.
30,000 people march in Rome, raising public and legislative awareness of civil invalidity.
A state law introduces mandatory employment of civil invalids in public administration and private companies for the first time.
50,000 women and men march to parliament in Rome. The movement's pressure soon leads to ANMIC's legal recognition.
State law no. 458 recognises ANMIC as the sole legal representative of civil invalids.
ANMIC begins its work in South Tyrol as an autonomous branch.
Registered in the provincial register of voluntary organisations of the Autonomous Province of Bolzano.
Today ANMIC South Tyrol is the largest advocacy for civil invalids and people with disabilities in the province.
Your membership gives us the strength to keep fighting for your rights – and opens up free advice and many benefits for you.