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Registration for
Gilded or Green: How Gold Impacts the Amazon & Why We Should Care
Join the
Amazon Aid Foundation
and the
Sabin Center for Environment and Sustainability
on October 24 from 3-5pm for Gilded or Green: How Gold Impacts the Amazon and Why We Should Care. The impact of gold mining on the Amazon rainforest is immense and complex: local and global demand for gold intersect with humanitarian and environmental crises. Substantive and transformational change of the global gold supply chain is non-negotiable. By building relationships between seemingly unlikely partners while committing to appreciating nuance and practicing empathy, we bridge the gap between understanding and action. In this panel, part of a new network-building initiative called Amazon Gold Working Group, we will explore perspectives – from lived experience to informed areas of study - to carve a path toward cleaner gold and an Amazon free of destructive mining.
The panel will be moderated by Wake Forest Journalism Professor Justin Catanoso. Panelists include:
Gina D’Amato
, Executive Director, Alliance for Responsible Mining
Jupta Itoewaki
, Indigenous Rights Activist, Mulokot Foundation
Miles Silman
,
Andrew Sabin Family Foundation Professor of Conservation Biology; Founding Director, Andrew Sabin Family Center for Environment and Sustainability at Wake Forest University
Event details:
October 24, 2023, 3-5pm,
Worrell 1312
Registration is free and includes access to an online screening of the
River of Gold movie
at a time of your choosing, October 18-29, 2023. Screening information will be shared after you register.
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