THREE DAYS OF FREE HIGH-QUALITY TRAINING
FOR YOUNG ACTIVISTS
TOGETHER WITH MÁXIMA ACUÑA,
LATIN AMERICAN INDIGENOUS LEADER AND 2016 GOLDMAN PRIZE
MEETINGS, HIKING, PUBLIC DEBATES, AND CAMPING ON THE LAKE. This is the program of the Relazioni Inseparbili Festival, organized by Gea Shool and Sintònia, which share the urgent need to cooperate to promote and disseminate the vision, culture, languages, proposals, and practices related to Ecological, Environmental, and Social Justice.
The idea for the Festival stems from the need to provide high-level training in Integral Ecology while also building a completely free, non-formal education space dedicated to the new generations of activists in Italy.
The training sessions will feature speakers from leading intellectuals and activists who have been working for years for environmental and ecological justice, starting with the great Peruvian indigenous leader Máxima Acuña, who was awarded the “Nobel Prize for Ecology” in 2016 for her struggle against multinational extractive industries.
The project is supported by the Metropolitan City of Rome and
under the patronage of the Municipality of Trevignano Romano,
the Bracciano-Martignano Regional Natural Park,
and the Metropolitan City of Rome.
PROGRAM
Discover the logistical and organizational details of the three-day event.
TRAINING
Discover the topics, methodology, and the names of the speakers and their speakers.
TREKKING
Discover the
trails we'll
be following and
who will guide us
DEBATES
Discover the moments open to the city, what we'll be discussing, and who will be guests.
ATTEND THE FREE TRAINING SCHOOL
FOR ECOLOGICAL, ENVIRONMENTAL, AND SOCIAL JUSTICE!
THE TRAINING SCHOOL
The Gea School aims to celebrate the passion and commitment of activists, regardless of their financial means. For this reason, training, meals, and accommodation at the “L’Isola che non c’è” Cultural Recreation Center campsite will be free for everyone.
To participate, you must complete an application. The Gea School teachers will evaluate the applications received and select them based on their motivation,
passion, and willingness to continue their commitment in the local communities.
Seats are limited and registration will open on TUESDAY, JUNE 25.
You can submit your application by MONDAY, AUGUST 5.
DISCOVER THE GOALS OF THE GEA SCHOOL, WHO IT IS FOR, THE SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE AND THE TEACHERS
DEBATES OPEN TO THE CITY
Two evenings open to the public, aimed at promoting opportunities for discussion and discussion on the issues of ecological, environmental, and social justice. Participation in the discussions is free.
What Jubilee in 2025? For a Jubilee of peoples, of solidarity, and of Peace with the Earth.
The reasons and proposals of the committees working in the metropolitan city for social and environmental justice.
Friday, September 13, 9:00 PM
Municipal Playground – Via degli Asinelli
With Alice Basiglini; Don Angelo Cassano; David Di Bianco; Natale Di Cola; Daniele Lauri; Don Paolo Lojudice; Elena Mazzoni; Tomaso Montanari; Silvia Paoluzzi; Stefano Regio; Elisa Sermarini.
Ecological justice or extractive capitalism? We can't be healthy on a sick planet.
Saturday, September 14, 9:00 PM
Municipal Playground – Via degli Asinelli
With Máxima Acuña
and Giuseppe De Marzo.
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