Comunicación de Ricardo Higueras de Cárdenas. CIDSE. “TALKING INTEGRAL ECOLOGY AND LIVING SUSTAINABLY”. Sínodo Amazonía (Roma)

En recuerdo de la Segunda Mesa Redonda del 16 de Octubre 2019

Sala Marconi, Radio Vaticana (Roma)

CIDSE, together for global justicie

“TALKING INTEGRAL ECOLOGY AND LIVING SUSTAINABLY”

En recuerdo de dicho día y recordando el programa de CIDSE, pinchad AQUI

En recuerdo de la Comunicación de Ricardo Higueras, dejamos el siguiente VIDEO:

"Invitado por CIDSE Comunicación de 17min. sobre el estudio del hábitat, desde la paradoja de la distorsión de conciencia, pasando por la interconexión entre la materia, las formas, los tejidos, la geografía y el hábitat. Con algunos ejemplos de trabajos realizados, entendiendo la arquitectura, las propias ciudades y los ecosistemas como organismos vivos de orden superior que debemos reconocer y respetar, al igual que debemos reconocernos a nosotros mismos como individuos vibrantes y sociedades resonantes, para poder empezar a sanar los entornos naturales y habitables degradados de la Hermana Naturaleza con la que interactuamos íntimamente" 

(Escrito por Ricardo Higueras)

Al llegar a Radio Vaticana ahí estaba esperándonos con una sonrisa Marta Isabel, participamos con nuestra escucha, comunicación y atención plena en toda la jornada:

Journalists and Experts Panel “TALKING INTEGRAL ECOLOGY AND LIVING SUSTAINABLY” and official launch of the “JOURNALISTS’ TOOLKIT ON SUSTAINABLE LIFESTYLES”

• 14 h- 14-15 h- General Presentation: CIDSE and REPAM 
• 14.15 h- 15.30 h. First round table  

• Andrea Ferrante, Coordinator of the International Agroecology school – Schola Campesina
• Martin Kopp, Director of Living the Change, Green Faith
• Sister Mary John Mananzan, OSB, Benedictine Missionary, feminist-activist from The Philippines
• Massimiliano Cochi,  Journalist of TV2000, CEI’s Television
• * Moderator: Marta Isabel González, Media and Communications Officer CIDSE

• 15.30 h- 16 h. Coffee Break
• 16 h. 16.30 h. Launch of  the “JOURNALISTS’ TOOLKIT ON SUSTAINABLE LIFESTYLES”

• Reba Elliot, Director of Communications and Special Projects at Global Catholic Climate Movement
• Corinna Würzberger, Press and Public Relations / Campaigns MISEREOR
• * Moderator: Chiara Martinelli, Senior Advisor / CIDSE

• 16.30 H- 18 H. Second round table-all in SPANISH

• Daniela Andrade, Media and Communications Officer REPAM
• Ricardo Higueras de Cárdenas, Spanish Architect
• Manuel Cubías, Journalist responsible of Spanish Section at Vatican News
• * Moderator: Marta Isabel González, Media and Communications Officer CIDSE

• 17.50 H. Closing remarks

SECOND ROUND TABLE. ALL IN SPANISH

Daniela Andrade graduated in communication, journalism, radio and television at the Pontificia Universidad Católica del Ecuador (PUCE). She holds a diploma in Culture of Peace from UNESCO-Flacso. She has worked in the area of communication of several entities with a social focus, such as the Servicio Ignaciano de Voluntariado (SIGVOL) and the Fondo Ecuatoriano Populorum Progressio (FEPP), in several provinces of Ecuador. Daniela is also a radio producer and a specialist in cultural processes of integration, human development, community communication, culture of peace and conflict mediation. She currently works as Media and Communications Officer of REPAM (Red Eclesial Pan Amazónica).

Ricardo Higueras de Cárdenas has been an architect since 1996, grandson of the architect Ignacio de Cárdenas and son of the architect Fernando Higueras. Co-founder of Grupo Taller, a collective space for Art and Creation, based on the current of William Morris, Ruskin and Bauhaus. In 2001 he began to investigate Habitat on a universal scale, travelling by motorhome and giving lectures on the subject at different schools and colleges in Spain and at the 5th International Congress on Human Habitat in Bombay in 2003. Fruit of this line of research is El Faro, Citizens' Initiatives Pavilion at the International Exposition in Zaragoza 2008. Afterwards, he has continued to work on the practical application of habitat sustainability in both rural and urban areas, highlighting some built examples such as the Casa Impluvium and other research examples such as the Cultivator Buildings and the Method of urban and social regeneration applied in the Madrid neighbourhood of Tetuán.

Manuel Cubías, s.j. 

Lives in Rome and is head of the Spanish-language edition of Vatican News - Vatican Radio. Professor of Social Communication at the Universidad Centroamericana José Simeón Cañas in El Salvador. Studied Literature, Philosophy and Theology.

Moderators Marta Isabel González Álvarez (@migasocial) Doctor in Journalism/Information Sciences from the Complutense University of Madrid (UCM) with a thesis "Communication for solidarity: NGOs and the role of social and journalistic communication in raising public awareness and development" . 20 years of experience in Institutional Communication expert on Third Sector (NGO, Associations), independent consultancy, active journalist and scientific teaching. Since 2019 she lives and works in Brussels (Belgium) as Media & Communications Officer at the Secretariat and main office of CIDSE, the international alliance of Catholic organizations for development that encompasses 18 Catholic NGOs in Europe and North America.

Para terminar dejo unas fotografías en recuerdo de ese maravilloso día y el siguiente en el que tuvimos la mañana para visitar Roma hasta del vuelo.

 

Gracias por vuestra atención :)

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The main objective of this event is to raise awareness in society (with a special focus on journalism and communication) about Amazon, Integral Ecology, sustainable lifestyles and how everything is globally connected. In this moment of the History we need a “call to action”, tools and inspirations in order to change the dominant narratives and also the daily praxis of journalism, media and communication as specific actors and influencers in seeking Systemic Change and holistic solutions.

CIDSE is strongly committed to the Synod of the Amazon also by drawing attention to the names of people, communities and territories of the Amazon that have been sacrificed to the logic of a greedy and colonialist economic system, which destroys resources, cultures, biodiversity and all the wonders of the Amazon rainforest, threatening in the same way the rest of the world. The CIDSE family has been at the side of the daily work of the communities of the Pan-Amazonian region who have been involved in the process of preparing the Synod, have identified the main social, economic, environmental and cultural challenges of the entire area and have denounced the serious violations of human rights and environmental damage they suffer.