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7th Finca

COMMUNITY GATHERING

The climate crisis is here

Contributions from a context of denialism based on disinformation.

Saturday, June 15th, 6 PM

Museo del Hambre – Av. San Juan 2491, Ciudad de Buenos Aires

Free of charge, limited capacity | At the end of the event, we will be raffling off two books.
Come to this community assembly with the participation of Enrique Viale, Elisabeth Möhle, Paloma Andrés Urrutia, Mariano Sánchez Toranzo, Violeta Bendersky, Marcos Filardi and Rebelión o Extinción Argentina.

In Latin America, our struggle against the climate crisis is hampered by media convergence and the spread of disinformation. Within this space for critical thinking, we propose to amplify voices rooted in territorial experiences and research backed by solid sources and verifiable data. This community meeting is meant to be a catalyst for the exchange of voices and experiences while facing the urgent challenges of climate justice in Argentina from a perspective rooted in the Global South. We highlight the irreplaceable value of territorial experiences, as well as to disseminate solid scientific knowledge on environmental issues, together with the urgent need for concrete political actions. Through the reaffirmation of assembly spaces as instruments of action and social response, we seek to promote an inclusive and transformative dialogue that will arrive at real and sustainable solutions.

AXIS: CLIMATE CRISIS – ENERGY TRANSITION – ACCESS TO WATER – FOOD SOVEREIGNTY.

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