Faith Communities Aligned Towards Achieving Strategic Results in the Path to COP30

Speakers: Coordinator of the Environment and Religion area at ISER Isabel Cristina Martinez de Souza Pereira, National Coordination of Articulation of Black Rural Quilombola Communities (CONAQ) Selma Dealdina Mbaye, Memoria Indigena and representative of Interfaith Network for Climate Justice: Abya Yala, Latin America and the Caribbean Jocabed Solano

November 16, 2024 14:30 - 16:00

As COP30 approaches in Brazil, Latin American civil society will play a key role in advancing the climate agenda. This panel will highlight how faith communities can mobilize for climate action, advocate for socio-environmental rights, and respond to extreme weather events. Representatives from interfaith networks will discuss strategic results, local actions, and the power of ethical collaboration in preparing for COP30.

Isabel Cristina Martinez de Souza Pereira

Coordinator of the Environment and Religion area at ISER
Selma Dealdina Mbaye

National Coordination of Articulation of Black Rural Quilombola Communities (CONAQ)
Jocabed Solano

Memoria Indigena and representative of Interfaith Network for Climate Justice: Abya Yala, Latin America and the Caribbean

Faith Communities Aligned Towards Achieving Strategic Results in the Path to COP30

Isabel Cristina Martinez de Souza Pereira

Selma Dealdina Mbaye

Jocabed Solano

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