_Hacking
Sustainability
/Reconstructing Sustainability for the 21st Century_
September 20-21, 2023
14:30 HRS (GMT+1)
MANIFESTO
_to gather a network of hackers that open access sustainability. That facilitates disruptive mindsets. We want creative [de]construction. We aim to [re]construct tangible, resilient and innovative outcomes/
In the urgent need of a proactive sustainability that detaches itself from mainstream ideas, we call for people to take action. We are bringing together stakeholders from public, research, enterprises and organizations to come to a critical approach, concerning global issues, and inter-challenging ideas on technologies, ecosystems and societies.
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Dialogue Tables
_We invite you to participate in a set of panels, that bring together multiple approaches
on sustainability. Get to know our frameworks and stakeholders_
_frameworks
Within the discourse on sustainability, three essential dimensions are becoming increasingly important: digitalization, resources and the environment, along with diversity and inclusion. Thereupon, these elements shape the foundational frameworks of sustainability, namely technology (digitalization), ecosystems (resources and the environment), and societies (diversity and inclusion).
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Ecosystems
Societies
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Guided by a holistic approach and a commitment to inclusiveness and transparency, the conference aims to create a safe public space for people to express themselves. It serves as an open forum that brings together citizens, students and academia, activists, researchers, enterprises, organizations,collectives, as well as government representatives, fostering a participatory approach to have these stakeholders engaged in the dialogue.
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Organizations
Research
AGENDA
- _Hacking Sustainability
- Collaboration for Sustainable Solutions (CSS) Conference 09 May 2022, 10:00 IST – 10 May 2022, 14:00 ISTOnline ConferenceWhat are the solutions to the complex challenges that our world is facing today? How can we as a society take steps towards solving those challenges? Join the network of practitioners, leaders and change makers and know more about how you can contribute for a better tomorrow.
Dialogue Tables and Speakers
Dialogue Table I: Sustainability
How sustainability needs to be? The challenges of sustainable ecosystems.
Giovanni Tusa
Giovanbattista Tusa is a philosopher and video artist based in Lisbon, where is currently a Researcher in Philosophy and Ecology at the Nova Institute of Philosophy (IFILNOVA) at the Universidade Nova de Lisboa where he coordinates the research program X-CENTRIC FUTURES.
Daniela Baena Salazar
Chief Executive Director of Wom-en, dedicated to transforming leadership for a more sustainable and equitable world. With a background in environmental engineering and a major in mining and energy law and sustainable development. Actively engaged in initiatives like the Transforming Education Co-Action Summit and the Changemakers for Change community.
Miriam Castillo
Miriam Castillo is an Indigenous scholar and content creator focused on the participation of Latin American Indigenous peoples within climate politics. She has collaborated with diverse NGOs for territorial defense and environmental justice in Mexico, as well as in the public sector. She holds a master’s degree in Environmental Policy and Management from the University of Bristol, UK and is currently a PhD candidate in Environmental Studies at the University of Toronto, Canada.
C. Isabel Moreno R.
Earth Scientist (PhD of Univ. Grenoble, France) working as Research Assistant at Chacaltaya GAW (Global Atmosphere Watch) station of Universidad Mayor de San Andrés, Bolivia. Part of ANDEX initiative. Worked on paleo climate (ice cores) at the beginning of my scientific career, currently working on present climate and air quality issues. Part of Ecotambo, a civil association that joins organic producers and responsible consumers. I live in La Paz, I am a mother of two girls and I love hiking.
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