Project Whale Festival: T/tierra
Project Whale is a reflection laboratory open to the community that is organized at the Kirchner Cultural Center from October 21 to 24.
The meeting brings together diverse representatives from culture, politics, and popular movements to address an urgent issue; in 2021, it revolves around the notion of Earth understood as a territory in dispute and as a planet in danger. “Unpredictability is the only utopia of the present, which makes history an unpredictable beast,” stated Rita Segato, who will participate in this edition with a lecture at the closing of the Festival.
CLACSO supports this initiative of the Whale Project Festival along with other institutions such as FLACSO, Siglo XXI, UNSAM and Le Monde Diplomatique.
On Sunday, October 24, at 6:30 p.m. Argentina time, CLACSO will participate in the panel discussion “ Land Ahoy! The Fall of Mexico-Tenochtitlan: An Episode in the Conquest of America ,” broadcast on its YouTube channel. Participants include Valeria Añón, Jimena Rodríguez, Clementina Battcock, Federico Navarrette, and Nicolás Arata, CLACSO's Director of Training.
Likewise, CLACSO has an important presence with its publishing offer at Biblioterra , the First Book Fair dedicated to Earth, environment, territory, planet and future at the Proyecto Ballena Festival, located at the entrance of the CCK.
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