Cycle debates on the relationship between changes in the ocean and climate, uniting scientific knowledge and ancestral knowledge of traditional peoples and communities.
15:30: OPENING – Guarani Mborai Mirim Choir
4pm to 6pm: TABLE 1 – PAST-PRESENT
What does the past and the formation of the planet teach us about the climate? How has human action transformed the world, and the climate? What theories are present in the academy and in the original cosmogonies? Where are we at, what is happening today: extreme weather events that were not there before… What are the socio-environmental consequences of climate change? What is no longer possible to reverse? How does this impact traditional communities?
With Cristine Takuá and Cristiano Chiessi.
Mediation: Vinícius Ribau Mendes.
6pm to 7pm: BREAK – Exhibition of indigenous and caiçara handicrafts
7pm to 9pm: TABLE 2: FUTURE-PRESENT
What are the predictions for the future, by science and by traditional cosmovisions? What are the possible actions to transform this future and reduce the damage? What is possible to reverse, or curb? How are peoples and communities modifying their livelihoods and incorporating new approaches to deal with these transformations brought about by climate change? What technologies do science and traditional communities have or have developed to act in this future-present?
With Sineia Wapichana and Renzo Taddei.
Mediation: Marina Guzzo.
9pm: CLOSING – Fandango Caiçara Raízes da Jureia
