Specialists on various topics will meet next Saturday in the Bosques de Palermo in the framework of a forum convened to “think and build proposals to change the City” in which they will participate, among others, the Minister of Tourism and Sports of the Nation, Matthias Lammens; the dean of the Faculty of Social Sciences of the UBA, Anna Arias and the secretary general of the Evita CABA Movement, Jonathan Thea.
under the proposal “The City gives for more: Debates, challenges and ideas from Buenos Aires”the meeting will have open characteristics and in its development numerous specialists will address problems that the people of Buenos Aires are going through today, and that “will be input to generate proposals that improve the living conditions of all its inhabitants,” said a statement from the organizers.
Those who want to participate in the day should go this Saturday, October 22, starting at 2:00 p.m. to the cultural artistic multispace La Nave (Av. Belisario Roldán 4415), where you can also enjoy music in the open air; cannabis culture; artistic interventions; spaces for children and workshops on composting, urban gardening, recycling and waste management.
The axes of work that will be developed during the day will seek a novel interdisciplinarity that contributes new exchanges and breaks with the traditional schemes of approaching the problems of the City, which are not a priority or were not solved by the Buenos Aires Government.
? THE CITY GIVES FOR MORE: Debates, challenges and ideas from Buenos Aires.
This Saturday, October 22 at 2:00 p.m. we meet at Platform Nave (Av. Belisario Roldán 4415) to be able to think about and share the City we imagine. pic.twitter.com/UzAPAuI0VI
— Evita CABA Movement (@EvitaCABA) October 20, 2022
The activity will be carried out through panels and workshops on environmentalism, education, work; and where the resources of the City are allocated will also be exposed, among other topics, which will be in charge of different personalities from the academic, artistic, business and political world.
The meeting will also include the journalist and co-founder of Científicas de Acá, Julieta Elffman; the artist Maia Tarcic; the writer and filmmaker César González; the specialist in productive innovation Pablo Bercovich; the president of the I+D+i Agency, Fernando Peirano; the project leader of the Waste Area of Toyota Argentina, Santiago Sellart and the executive director of Human Resources of Accenture for Latin America, Alejandra Ferraro,
The secretary of institutional relations of the PJ CABA, Fernando Barrera, will also attend; the neighborhood leader Alejandro “Pitu” Salvatierra; the national deputy Leonardo Grosso; the president of Inaes, Alexandre Roig, and Buenos Aires legislators Manuel Socías, Alejandro Amor and Laura Velasco.
