Independent Workshop*

A Tree for the Future

This symbolic activity reflects a shared commitment to leaving a lasting legacy in the city of Girona. Local authorities, representatives of the city, and members of the Indigenous delegation will come together to plant a tree, creating a living symbol of connection, continuity, and collective responsibility for future generations.
Facilitator: Local authorities, representatives of the city, and members of the Indigenous delegation.
Format: -
Price: Free
Date: Wednesday, September 9
Time & Location: 18-20h Can Po Vell - Despatx Hortes de Santa Eugenia, Girona
Language: English, Portuguese, Catalan

Description

The World Ayahuasca Forum is conceived not only as a space for dialogue, learning, and intercultural exchange, but also as an opportunity to create relationships and commitments that endure beyond the gathering itself. As a symbol of this intention, local authorities, representatives of the city of Girona, and members of the Indigenous delegation will come together to plant a tree.

This collective act represents the legacy that the Forum seeks to leave in Girona: a living reminder of the encounter between Indigenous peoples, local communities, researchers, practitioners, artists, and allies from around the world. Rooted in the earth and growing over time, the tree will symbolize connection, reciprocity, continuity, and the shared responsibility to care for the relationships established during the Forum.

More than a commemorative gesture, the planting invites us to consider what it means to gather respectfully in a territory and to leave something meaningful for future generations. It marks the beginning of a relationship between the Forum and the city—one that we hope will continue to grow, strengthen, and bear fruit long after the event has ended.

We invite all Forum participants to join this meaningful moment and become part of the living legacy we will leave together in Girona.

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Wednesday, September 9

This symbolic activity reflects a shared commitment to leaving a lasting legacy in the city of Girona. Local authorities, representatives of the city, and members of the Indigenous delegation will come together to plant a tree, creating a living symbol of connection, continuity, and collective responsibility for future generations.
Local authorities, representatives of the city, and members of the Indigenous delegation.
English, Portuguese, Catalan

Thursday, September 10

On Thursday, September 10 at 6:30 PM, Centre Cultural La Mercè will host a screening of the documentary Antonio & Piti, directed by Vincent Carelli and Wewito Piyão. After the screening, the evening will continue with live music performed by the Ashaninka Indigenous delegation. An opportunity to encounter Indigenous stories, voices and cultural expressions as part of the activities connected to the World Ayahuasca Forum.
English
WORKSHOP FULL. NO FURTHER REGISTRATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED.
Joel Olivé and Dr. Janielly Verbisck
English /Spanish

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