Cultivating the Future: ECOVISION Summit 2025
“Nature is our common good. We must return to it and develop processes that are accessible to all. That is how we make change: through knowledge.”
– Ailton Krenak
Do you remember the resounding success of our 1st Ecovision Summit? It’s back, bigger, and more impactful in 2025! Get ready for October 21st.
In Latin America, a region with immense natural resource wealth and vibrant cultural diversity, the voices and actions of youth and leaders of all ages are more crucial than ever. The ECOVISION Summit returns to bring together passionate leaders from across the region and beyond, fostering collaboration, innovation, and actionable solutions for a sustainable future.
Knowledge and Collaboration for Change
The fight against the climate crisis continues, and our second edition of the Ecovision Summit arrives as an essential trilingual platform (English, Portuguese, and Spanish) in the pursuit of solutions, inspiration, and tangible impact in our communities and on the planet.
The ECOVISION Summit is founded on the principle that meaningful, lasting environmental change is only achievable through collaboration. This event is open to everyone: students, community leaders, policymakers, entrepreneurs, and concerned citizens.
At its core, the Summit aims to nurture the roots, both cultural and environmental, that define our region. It is a LALA event, held in partnership with the Mitsubishi Corporation Foundation for the Americas.
Our Keynote Speaker: Jamie Margolin
We are honored to host a tireless voice in the fight for climate justice: Jamie Sarai Margolin!
Jamie is an organizer, activist, author, artist, and filmmaker. As a founder of the international youth climate justice movement called Zero Hour, she led the “Youth Climate Marches” in Washington, D.C., and more than 25 cities around the world. Zero Hour now boasts over 100 global chapters and has become a leading organization in the climate movement.
Author of the book “Youth To Power: Your Voice and How To Use It,” Jamie is also a plaintiff in the Aji P. vs. State of Washington lawsuit by Our Children’s Trust. She is the creator, writer, and director of “Pelea,” the debut project of her animation studio, “Pelea Animation,” an independent animated short film about fossil fuel extraction in South America.
Jamie has been recognized as one of Teen Vogue’s “21 Under 21” and one of People Magazine’s “25 women changing the world” in 2018. Her journey inspires the next generation of leaders to take bold action.
If you are seeking knowledge, want to connect with experts, and wish to move toward a more sustainable future, this event is for you! It is free and open to all!
Let’s generate a real impact together. See you at the Summit! 🤝
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