Culture as Climate Action: Music, Peacebuilding, and Global Community Resilience @iaaiglocha
Culture as Climate Action: Music, Peacebuilding, and Global Community Resilience  @iaaiglocha
Uploaded November 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Hosted by AmazonArt Foundation in partnership with Opus for Peace, this session positions music and the arts as a catalytic bridge for empathy and community-led climate action. It features Master Cellist and Rotary Peace Fellow Maestro Diego Carneiro, a Belém native and founder of AmazonArt, performing his original, interactive "Amazonian Elegy", accompanied by an original composition by Opus for Peace Co-Founder, John Waller. The performances will be followed by a 20-minute panel on the critical role of culture, music, and the arts in fostering peace and the collaborative spirit essential for effective localization of climate action globally—both reflecting core Rotary priorities.
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