This is the program for the Inseparable Relations Festival, organized by the Gea School, Villa Sant’Ignazio, in collaboration with the SAT and the Argentario Ecomuseum. This is a unique partnership that shares the need and urgency to cooperate to promote and disseminate the vision, culture, proposals, and practices related to Ecological, Environmental, and Social Justice.
The idea for the Festival stems from the need to combine high-level training in Integral Ecology; the creation of a non-formal education space dedicated to new generations; and the desire to raise awareness of the mountain ecosystem and share the principles, practices, reflections, and proposals of Ecological Justice with a broad audience.
Through the commitment of all the partners, it will be possible to realize a project unprecedented in its methods, form, and content. It recognizes Integral Ecology as a culture and practices that concretely offer the opportunity to address and defeat the systemic and structural crisis of the civilizational paradigm, while simultaneously enabling the construction of a “cultural community and a politics of Earth and Hope.”
The contents
Each day will be dedicated to a theme and divided into three parts. In the morning, SAT and the Argentario Ecomuseum will guide us through the discovery of the mountain ecosystem with urban hikes and field activities. The afternoon will be dedicated to training young activists through lessons with teachers from the Scuola di Gea and group work in the Villa Sant’Ignazio park. In the evening, the Caritro Foundation hall will be open to the public for discussions on the topics of Ecological, Environmental, and Social Justice, followed by live music concerts with the Balkan Lab Orchestra and Murga Trentinerante.
Informazioni pratiche
Luogo e data
Il corso durerà tre giorni e si svolgerà dal 18 al 21 novembre 2021, presso la struttura de Il Carmelo, in via Doganale 1, Ciampino (Roma). Inizierà giovedì 18 novembre alle 15 e finirà domenica 21 novembre alle 12:30.
Lezioni, pasti e pernottamenti saranno tutti interamente all’interno della struttura.
Costi
Il costo complessivo è di 150 euro. La quota di partecipazione copre il corso di formazione, i pasti e il pernottamento per tre giorni in stanza doppia. Con un supplemento di 15 euro al giorno sarà possibile, per chi ne avesse la necessità, soggiornare in una stanza singola.
I docenti, i componenti del comitato direttivo, il direttore della scuola e i membri dello staff svolgono il proprio lavoro in modo completamente volontario e gratuito, con l’unico obiettivo di favorire la promozione di un’etica della Terra e dei principi dell’Ecologia Integrale tra le giovani generazioni.
Borsa di studio
Per noi della Scuola Gea diffondere conoscenza e formazione sui temi della giustizia ecologica è importante. Per questo, se sei fortemente motivato o motivata ma non hai la disponibilità economica, scrivi alla mail XX indicando come oggetto ‘Borsa di Studio’. La Scuola GEA mette a disposizione 10 borse di studio per partecipare al corso gratuitamente.
Ethics, Registration and Participation
Guests and speakers
With the Gea Social Camp, we want to highlight the passion and commitment of activists, not their financial means. The training will be free for everyone, and participants must complete a registration form. The Gea School instructors will select the applications based on their motivations and willingness to continue their work in the local communities, and will respond promptly. Space is limited, and applications must be submitted untill Tuesday, August 8th.
During the three days, those who wish will be able to stay free of charge in a camping setting in the Villa Sant’Ignazio park, and meals will be provided at socially priced prices. Participation in the discussions is free for anyone who wishes to participate.
Vandana Shiva, Luca Mercalli, Giuseppe De Marzo, Andrea Mustoni, Nicoletta Dentico, Diletta Bellotti and many others!