Our TEDx Archivorum November Edition has brought insights and inspiration for both our guests and speakers. We would like to thank all of our guests, speakers & other participants for their precious contributions!!
Now, we are very excited to invite you to the December Edition of TEDx Archivorum!
TEDx Archivorum will be back on December 16th, with four speakers from 3 pm to 6.45 pm (CET) on Zoom.
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All will share their stories and suggest ways to implement tangible changes for the betterment of our planet’s future!
Raoni Rajão
Raoni Rajão is a professor in Environmental Management and the Social Studies of Science & Technology at the Federal University of Minas Gerais (UFMG), and an affiliated member of the Brazilian Academy of Science. His research focuses on climate and forest policies in Brazil. He has collaborated with different international and multilateral agencies and has advised senior officials from both state and federal governments. He holds a Laurea from the University of Milan-Bicocca, and a PhD from Lancaster University.
Ben Saunders
Ben Saunders spent two decades leading polar expeditions. He is one of three people in history to ski solo to both the North and South poles, and he holds the world record for the longest ever polar journey on foot. Now, Ben is focusing on climate technology and cross-border investment, encouraging businesses and individuals to invest into saving Antarctica's nature.
Peter Liversidge
Peter Liversidge is an artist based in London, UK. He writes proposals for exhibitions and projects that range from the simple to the impossible. All proposals start in the same way: as a typed A4 piece of paper. Liversidge says of his proposals that: “…it's important that some of the proposals are actually realised, but no more so than the others that remain only as typed text on a piece of A4 paper.” He experiments with the idea of what is possible (as an individual and within a group) often realised as objects, performances, happenings or simple interventions.
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Dr. Rodolfo Werner
Dr. Rodolfo Werner is a marine biologist who has devoted his professional career to the study and conservation of the Patagonian Sea, the Southern Ocean, and Antarctica. For the last 18 years, Rodolfo has been working as an advisor to The Pew Charitable Trusts and the Antarctic Southern Ocean Coalition (ASOC) on issues such as wildlife conservation, marine protected areas and Antarctic krill fisheries management. Rodolfo has participated in several Antarctic expeditions and documentaries.
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