Episode 1, Part II - Maria Espinosa and Izabella Teixeira
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Episode 21 - Thomas Boudreau
Episode 20 - Eduardo Viola
Episode 19 - Maja Groff
Episode 18 - Frank Biermann
Episode 15 - Maria Tigre
Episode 12 – Ana Barreira
Episode 9 – Prue Taylor
Episode 6 – Janene Yazzie
Episode 3 – Izabella Teixeira
Episode 17- Princess Esméralda from Belgium
Episode 14 – Katherine Richardson
Episode 11 – Klaus Bosselmann
Episode 8 – Hindou Ibrahim
Episode 16 - Louis Kotzé
Episode 13 – Viriato Soromenho-Marques
Episode 10 – Richard Ponzio
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Episode 7 – Kim Sang-Hyup
Episode 5 – Karl Burkart
Episode 2 – Maria Espinosa
Episode 4 – Paulo Magalhães
Episode 1 – Will Steffen
Common Home Conversations
Media Kit 2020
The Common Home of Humanity joined forces with the Planetary Press to promote the Common Home Conversations. We want to discuss in a weekly basis starting on 23 September 2020, with 20 key global personalities, how the proposal of recognizing the existence of an Intangible Global Common without borders – the Earth System – can change our relation with our planet. These series of interviews are conceived to prepare the discussions of UNEA5 (United Nations Environmental Assembly) that will happen on 21-26 February 2021, in Nairobi, where the draft of a High-Level Declaration foreseen for Stockholm+50 will be drawn.
Based on the discussion signalled by Why we need a legal Framework that recognizes a stable climate as an Intangible Common Heritage without any borders, the Common Home conversations aim to be the place to start discussing a new social contract, between society, economy and the Earth System and gathering all in this critical journey.
The cascade effects of this proposal could be systemic and surely will produce huge impacts in international relations, economics and can open the door for the possibility of restoring a well-functioning Earth System.
By talking around the possible consequences in different sectors, geographies and cultures, we intend that these conversations produce the trigger effect to build the momentum for a new approach towards the ongoing discussion around the Global Pact for the Environment.
