Symbiocene

25 September 2024

WEDNESDAY

6 p.m.

We’re Back! Symbiocene returns to New York Climate Week on September 25.

A world-building event with food, drinks, and a place to make new friends.

Design can make another world possible. Join us for our next SYMBIOFUTURES event, a chance to dive into adaptive intelligence, AI, and more than human thinking as design tools for a world in transition.

This event is made to help you understand the biases, ambiguities, and practices of these models, and how they can be used to build a better world.

Who It's For

SYMBIOFUTURES, a symbiocene satellite event, brings together business leaders, designers, innovators, activists, grassroots groups, and environmentalists to foster collaborations, connections, and learnings.

For its second year, SYMBIOFUTURES is back during NY Climate Week, bringing a whole new culture, taste, and community to the table.

What To Expect

💬 A place to make new friends + connect with leaders across movements.

🌎 Learn how to engage in climate solutions and new subjects

🍎 Bites & Drinks provided

ABOUT THE SYMBIOCENE

Symbiocene

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Co-Founded by Kalpana Arias from Nowadays On Earth and Isaias Hernandez of Queer Brown Vegan. Symbiocene is a term dreamt by Glenn Albrecht.

AGENDA

Doors Open 6 PM

Panel Starts 7–7:45 PM

Networking 7:45–9 PM

Speakers: Aditi Mayer, Isabelle Boemeke, Tory Stephens, Kalpana Arias, Sophie Strand, Isaias Hernandez, and special Fossil Fuel Treaty member, Tori Tsui

Moderated by: Whitney Bauck

💥FULL PROGRAM RELEASE SEP 9💥

❗️There will be photographers and videographers at the event to help us share our efforts. If you would not like your photo to be included, please let them know on site.

About The Venue:

FARM ONE

Farm One is a neighborhood farm. And we've just expanded our roots to include a brewery and taproom! Our main location at 625 Bergen Street in Brooklyn, New York, is now a chic hub of urban farming innovation, brewing craftsmanship, and amazing culinary experiences.

At our core, we cultivate unique microgreens, specialty herbs, edible flowers and premium salad greens for chefs, restaurants and consumers. These ingredients will also influence our brewery program.

Our vertical farm operates indoors year-round, nestled right in the heart of the city, ensuring that we provide the freshest and most flavorful produce. Visit our Brew Lab to purchase greens, embark on a farm tour, savor craft beer, wine and other cocktails, and immerse yourself in live events. Learn more .

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About Our Sponsors:

The Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty Initiative is a global effort to foster international cooperation to accelerate a transition to renewable energy for everyone, end the expansion of coal, oil and gas, and equitably phase out existing production in keeping with what science shows is needed to address the climate crisis. It builds on decades of calls and campaigns for a fossil fuel phase-out and fair energy transition by government, civil society, Indigenous, grassroots and other leaders - particularly from the Global South and aims to complement other movements tactics such as divestment, debt relief and fossil fuel bans. The Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty is not an organisation, it’s an idea — one backed by a growing global network of governments, civil society organisations, academics, scientists, youth activists, health professionals, faith institutions, Indigenous peoples and hundreds of thousands of other citizens globally. Together they have joined a global initiative building momentum and diplomatic support behind this big, bold idea commensurate with the scale of the crisis we face. Sign the FFT petition .

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Meet your hosts:

Symbiocene

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