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United Nations Development Programme

Wisdom from the Forest, the Mountain, and the Sea

Join us as we open the season with an afternoon and evening dedicated to the wisdom of the Amazon, the Sierra, and the Sea. An open marketplace will showcase Indigenous makers, followed by an evening of programming exploring the practices and perspectives that connect us to land, community, and each other. A gathering to set intentions for the season ahead — for ourselves, our communities, and the planet we share.

More details coming soon.

September 19

2:30PM-5:30PM  - Open Marketplace.

6:00PM - 8:00PM - Ticketed Programming.

More information coming soon.

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Details

Join us as we open the season with an afternoon and evening dedicated to the wisdom of the Amazon, the Sierra, and the Sea. The gathering begins with an open marketplace showcasing Indigenous makers, followed by an evening of programming exploring the practices and perspectives that connect us to land, community, and each other.

It's a gathering to set intentions for the season ahead, for ourselves, our communities, and the planet we share.

More details coming soon.

How it works

This experience contains two parts.

Open Marketplace (2:30 PM–5:30 PM)
An open marketplace featuring Indigenous makers, offering a chance to explore their work and support their practice directly.

Evening Programming (6:00 PM–8:00 PM, ticketed)
An evening of programming exploring the practices and perspectives that connect us to land, community, and each other, closing with a moment to set intentions for the season ahead.

Specific programming details coming soon.

What makes this unique?

We are setting positive intentions, amplifying voices and gathering to celebrate.

We are bringing Indigenous leaders and entrepreneurs into direct conversation with decision-makers across fashion, technology, finance, philanthropy, art, and sustainability for the betterment of humanity and the environment.

Co-hosted with

United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)
UNDP is a United Nations agency established in 1965 to help countries eliminate poverty and achieve sustainable human development.

Forest Guardians Bioeconomy Accelerator
A UNDP-hosted initiative connecting Indigenous-led forest conservation and bioeconomy projects with responsible private investment and commercial partnerships.

Marina Testino
Director of Strategic Partnerships at Earth Partner. Sustainability Editor at Beyond Noise. Advisory Council member at The Climate Museum and for UNDP's Forest Guardians Investment Accelerator.

Juana Burga
Humanitarian, actress, and model dedicated to empowering Indigenous communities, promoting ethical fashion, and protecting the planet.

Backed by scientists and practitioners

A diverse advisory board — doctors, scientists, and practitioners — vets every group experience for evidence, credibility, and safety.