This project is driven by

Generative Conversations

ONLINE & MONTEVIDEO, UY

BIODIVERSITY

Moderated by Ronald Sistek (CH)

Friday, September 11

2:00 to 4:30 PM (UY/AR time)

In person in Montevideo
+ online access

WELL-BEING AND COEXISTENCE

Moderated by Tania Ramírez (UY)

Thursday, October 1

2:00 to 4:30 PM (UY/AR time)

Online Access

ART AND CULTURE

Moderated by Mariana Olivera (UY)

Monday, November 9

2:00 to 4:30 PM (UY/AR time)

In person in Montevideo
+ online access

Generative Conversations

ART AND CULTURE

Monday,
November 9

2:00 to 4:30 PM GMT-3

WTC, 22nd Floor, Montevideo
+ online participation via Zoom

Open access with a suggested contribution of UYU 550 (USD 14)

How can art and culture help us envision and experiment with new ways of living, creating, and coexisting?

Facilitator

Mariana Olivera

Writer, Communicator, and Actress

Uruguay

Piti Canella

Cultural Producer, Canella Agency

Brazil

Romina “Chichi” Sánchez

Cuerda Mizanguera

Uruguay

Rakel Da Silva

Urban Dance with an Inclusive Vision

Paraguay

Generative Conversations

WELL-BEING AND COEXISTENCE

Thursday,
October 1

2:00 to 4:30 PM GMT-3

Online participation
via Zoom

Open access with a suggested contribution of UYU 550 (USD 14)

How do we create contexts where everyone can be part of, contribute to, and flourish, while recognizing our interdependence with the entire web of life?

Facilitator

Tania Ramirez

Mizangas Afro-Feminist Movement

Uruguay

Sonia Laura Moura

Mora Derecho Consciente

Argentina

Hugues Sygney

B Lab U.S. & Canada

United States / Brazil

Andrea Carolina Pérez

La Inclusión Nos Une, Banco Itaú

Venezuela / Uruguay

Generative Conversations

BIODIVERSITY

Friday,
September 11

2:00 to 4:30 PM GMT-3

WTC, 22nd Floor, Montevideo
+ online participation via Zoom

Open access with a suggested contribution of UYU 550 (USD 14)

What can we learn from ecosystems to build more resilient, regenerative, and inclusive communities and organizations?

Facilitator

Ronald Sistek

CO Consulting, Organizational Regeneration

Chile

Eduardo Méndez Ayala

Reserva Salus

Uruguay

Abdul Semakula

Regenar Development Iniciative

Uganda

Cláudia González

ECCO

Colombia

The festival aims to:

  • Create a space for collective reflection and meaningful conversations that allow us to move toward an inclusive economy.
  • Raise awareness about the value of diversity and the inclusion of all aspects of nature, including human nature, in various contexts.
  • Foster inclusion through art, which serves as a vehicle for dialogue and a bridge between realities.
  • Inspire collective and personal action grounded in awareness, with the conviction that everyone has the potential to be an agent of change.

An invitation to redesign the way we live together.

The Festival Agenda:

The Festival’s agenda is designed based on Theory U. Rooted in over two decades of action-research at MIT, this theory provides a conceptual and methodological framework that cultivates essential leadership capacities for personal, organizational, and social transformation grounded in awareness.

It integrates cutting-edge systems thinking, social innovation, presence, art, and transformation to address the root causes of today’s social, environmental, and ontological divides, shifting from an ego-system logic to an eco-system logic.

To learn more about Theory U, click here

Festival Incluir para Crecer

2026 Edition

The Festival Incluir para Crecer begins to shape its 2026 edition, with activities that reinforce its commitment to fostering dialogue and practices toward inclusive economies.

2026 Edition

The fourth edition focuses on care and regeneration: economies capable of honoring life, repairing relationships, and building collective well-being. It brings together artistic experiences, spaces for dialogue, research, and reflection, as well as work and collaborative activities, generating knowledge to strengthen organizations and communities. It is a process in which art, words, the body, and encounters allow us to imagine and co-create worlds capable of sustaining and regenerating life in all its diversity.

Care

COMMUNITY
IMAGINATION:

An art workshop for creating worlds

MAY 2026
MVD, UY

Care &
Presence

GENERATIVE CONVERSATIONS

Encounters for listening, reflection, and co-creation to address contemporary challenges

SEP, OCT, NOV 2026
MVD, UY + ONLINE

Agency

ARTISTIC
FESTIVAL

A collective work, a microcosm of a just and sustainable coexistence.

APRIL 2027
MVD, UY + ONLINE

First Activation · Community Imagination

Art workshop for world-making

The experience is guided by artists, educators, and creators who open spaces to experiment, think, and create in common.

Mercedes
Cosco

Noel Gamarrabr Martinez

Alex
Linas

Magdalena
Cosco

Natalia
Hazan

Marcela
Queirolo

We open the 4th edition of Incluir para Crecer — Latin American Inclusive Economy Festival with an open arts workshop that invites us to imagine, feel, and create collectively.

We begin with simple yet profound questions:

What does a world full of life feel like?
What does it look like, sound like?
What makes it not only habitable, but capable of sustaining and regenerating life in its diversity?

Through different languages—body, image, word, and matter—we open a space for collective creation to express the planet we dream of: a world where the vitality of ecosystems and all forms of life is possible.

The workshop will be facilitated by artists, educators, and researchers from the Incluir para Crecer team.
It will have an initial in-person edition in Montevideo and will later expand, through facilitators, to other territories across the country, the region, and the world.

In this edition, art takes a central place: as an accessible and powerful language, capable of moving even what we do not yet have words for.

Facultad de Arquitectura, Diseño y Urbanismo (FADU), Montevideo, Uruguay

Would you like to learn
more about the Festival?

Would you like to help
sustain its activities?

As part of our ongoing journey at the Festival Incluir para Crecer, we participated in the Ecosystem Leadership Program by the Presencing Institute in Mexico, where we carried out an activation that brought together people from around the world.

If you’d like to learn more about this experience, read the full article on our blog.

"Any action that harms the planet or does not respect the dignity of all people is not part of development."

With this Festival, we are contributing to the SDGs.

ODS 4

Inclusive, equitable, and quality education.

ODS 5

Gender Equality.

ODS 8

Decent work and inclusive, sustainable economic growth.

ODS 10

Reduction of inequalities.

ODS 16

Just, peaceful, and inclusive societies.

ODS 17

Partnerships for the Sustainable Development Goals.

Team

Diversity

Mercedes Viola

Manuela Da Silveira

Magdalena Cosco

Mercedes Cosco

Maria Viola

Marcela Queirolo

Dana Poklepovic

Eloísa Peluffo

Federico Cosco

Lorena Muiño

Alex Linas

Sofia Fernández

Grisel Carrion

Julieta Oliver

Ludmila Barreto

Magdalena Pereira

Andrea Fernandez

Valentina Bidart

Mariana González

Sonia Laura Mora

Mónica Gonzalez

Noel Gamarra

Romina Sugasti

Cecilia Rado

Irene Peluffo

Luciana Marzarini

Magela Grisone

Natalia Hazan

Elisa Amarelle

Elizabeth Pérez

Strategic Partnerships

Institutional Support

Partners

Support

Get to know us:

This project is driven by 4D

Contacto: incluirparacrecer@4dlab.uy

We are 4D Lab

Ronald Sistek G.

Chile

He is a consultant, researcher, and professor.

He is the founder of Coherencia Organizacional, a consultancy dedicated to the flourishing of people and the planet through organizational transformation, with a focus on organizational regeneration, participatory strategic planning, and cultural transformation.

His research focuses on Applied Complexity, Collaboration, and Regeneration.

He teaches in various programs, including the Organizational Regeneration Program offered by his consultancy; the Master’s Degree in Human-Scale Development and Ecological Economics at Universidad Austral de Chile; the Postgraduate Program in Organizational Transformation at Universidad de la República de Uruguay; and the Master’s Degree in Distributed Design and Innovation at the Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia.

Originally trained as an engineer and musician, he worked for 18 years in the Real Estate business. During this time, and over the following 18 years, he deepened his work across fields ranging from systems thinking to living systems, developing frameworks and models that support regenerative strategies across diverse industries, including livestock, agriculture, food, tourism, real estate, energy, insurance, mining, and finance. He has also served as a director of several organizations.

He is the father of four children: Olivia, Blanca, Benito, and Tian.

Tania Ramírez

Uruguay

Tania Ramírez is an Afro-feminist and anti-racist activist. She is a co-founder and member of Mizangas, the Afro-Feminist Movement of Afro Women and Dissidents, where she has grown professionally and worked as a researcher, educator, workshop facilitator, and project coordinator.

Combining art and activism, she is a candombe dancer, producer, and DJ, known as Tania Queen.

She holds a degree in International Relations from the University of the Republic of Uruguay (Udelar). From 2009 to 2017, she worked in public service at the Ministry of Education and Culture and the Ministry of Social Development, specializing in the design and implementation of public policies and affirmative action initiatives.

More recently, she coordinated the collective project Horizonte de Libertades, which brought Angela Davis to Uruguay. She is currently developing her Master’s thesis, “Manitud Amefricana: The Movement of Afro Women and Dissidents in Latin America,” and works as a national and international consultant specializing in Human Rights and Intersectionality.

Mariana Olivera

Uruguay

Mariana Olivera Naviliat (1989, Montevideo) is a writer, communicator, and actress. She holds a degree in Communication Sciences from the University of the Republic of Uruguay. She is the author of the nonfiction book Madrecoco. Relatos de maternidad de 0 a 2 años and the novels Desplazamiento hacia el rojo and La enfermedad de las revistas (Emecé, Grupo Planeta, 2025).

Since 2016, she has led writing workshops and retreats focused on autofiction, promoting literature from a gender perspective. She also teaches creative writing workshops in residential homes for older adults and provides narrative support to people going through palliative care processes.

She teaches “Language, Communication and Audiovisual Media” in the Arts program at Secondary Education. She currently works as a communicator at TV Ciudad.

Piti Canella

Brazil

Thirty years dedicated to culture cannot be summed up in a list of projects; they represent a way of seeing the world. A producer, cultural manager, and educator, Piti Canella has built a career that moves naturally between the stage and public policy, and between Brazil and the international arena.

Over the course of three decades, she coordinated international tours for major Brazilian music artists across Europe, the United States, and Canada; produced television and film projects, including titles available on Netflix and an internationally awarded foreign documentary; and led large-scale events as Events Manager of Arena Fonte Nova. A defining milestone in her career came in 2016 when she produced the Closing Ceremony of the Rio 2016 Paralympic Games, broadcast live to audiences around the world.

In public administration, she served for five years as Special Advisor to the Secretariat of Culture and General Director of the Cultural Foundation of the State of Bahia, where she helped shape public policies supporting Bahian culture.

She has also shared her experience as a guest lecturer at UNIJORGE and NEA/UFBA. In the nonprofit sector, she helped establish and is a founding partner of DIDÁ Music School and Pracatum School of Music and Social Action, two organizations that transform lives in Salvador through art.

Today she leads Agência Canella, representing artists and directing projects that place culture at the center of public dialogue, such as the Global Artivism Conference (Salvador, November 2024), which brought together international voices to discuss art and activism.

Piti is one of those rare professionals who not only knows how to make things happen, but also understands why they are worth doing.

Hugues Sygney

United States/ Brazil

Hugues Sygney Jr. (United States) is a global strategist, racial justice advocate, and leader in regenerative and inclusive business practices. He serves as the Senior Racial Equity Program Manager at B Lab U.S. & Canada, the organization that leads and certifies the global B Corp movement. With a background rooted in climate justice and grassroots activism, he founded Freedom through Knowledge (FTK) to drive independent community development in regions of Haiti, Brazil, and the United States. As an internationally certified restorative practices trainer, he bridges corporate leadership with communities facing exclusion, driving systemic transformations where equity and collective well-being are the very foundation of the economy. He is also a member of the League of Intrapreneurs and a board member at Grown in Haiti.

Sonia Laura Moura

Argentina

Sonia Laura Mora (Argentina) is an attorney, notary, mediator, and creator of the Derecho Consciente (Conscious Law) approach. She holds a solid specialization in Environmental Law and is the founder and former director of the Environmental Law Institute at the Neuquén Bar Association. Currently, she serves as the Director of the Postgraduate Program Transforming Legal Conflicts from a Systemic Perspective at the ICFT. Sonia facilitates dialogues and conflict transformation processes from a holistic perspective, integrating social innovation tools such as Theory U, Social Presencing Theater, and restorative practices. Since 2022, she has been a facilitator and leader in Neuquén for the Marcos de Paz: Diálogos en Contextos de Encierro (Frameworks for Peace: Dialogues in Confinement Contexts) program under Argentina’s National Penitentiary Ombudsman, working directly with incarcerated individuals and prison staff to foster safe spaces for coexistence, dialogue, and peacebuilding.

Andrea Carolina Pérez

Venezuela/Uruguay

Accessibility and Inclusion Advocate A Venezuelan living in Uruguay, Andrea is a communications and design professional who found in inclusion one of her greatest professional passions. As a person with a disability, she learned that collective wellbeing begins by asking who the world we live in is designed for. She completed a Diploma in the Management of Labor Inclusion for Persons with Disabilities and actively participates in the Inclusion Working Group at Itaú Bank, where she collaborates on digital accessibility and inclusive communication projects. Convinced that these initiatives transform both people and organizations, she dedicates her efforts to turning this reflection into meaningful and tangible change.

Eduardo Mendez Ayala

Uruguay

Agricultural Engineer Eduardo Méndez Ayala, responsible for the management of Salus Natural Reserve in Uruguay since 2014. I specialize in the management of natural conservation areas, and my work integrates biodiversity conservation into productive landscapes, sustainable tourism, and environmental education.

Abdul Semakula

Uganda

Semakula Abdul is the driving force behind the Regenar Development Initiative in Uganda. In Buganda culture, his name embodies the spirit of the pangolin, a keystone species for the ecosystem and guardian of the forest. Like the pangolin, which cannot fully thrive in captivity, Abdul has nurtured his thinking through unconventional forms of knowledge—intuition, systems thinking, and Indigenous knowledge—rediscovering himself as a guardian of Buganda’s biocultural consciousness and freeing himself from the colonial and mechanistic narratives that keep communities trapped in extractive models.

His journey, from web developer to civic, social, and climate innovator, has always been guided by one question: What is the root cause? His search for an answer led him to study Regenerative Development & Design, System Evolution, and Value-Adding Process at the Regenesis Institute, and Finance for a Regenerative Economy at the Capital Institute. Ultimately, this journey brought him back home to Kiwaatule, a suburb of Kampala where wetlands are on the brink of extinction.

There, Kiwaatule-2030 is weaving together territory, stewardship, economy, and well-being into a single living governance system, rooted in Obuntu, by awakening bioregional consciousness—one neighborhood at a time.

Previously, after earning a BSc in Computer Science, he founded an information technology agency serving clients in Uganda, the UAE, and Europe.

Claudia Gonzalez

Colombia

Ecosystemic Facilitator, Ecotuner. She supports individuals, groups, organizations, and networks in reconnecting with nature and developing a relational, transformational, and ecosystemic approach to their work. She has over 10 years of experience facilitating processes that connect people, organizations, and territories.

Mercedes Cosco

Photographer, filmmaker, and educator.

Her work explores the intersection of image, writing, and film, investigating the relationship between intimacy and the world.

She finds in reading and imagination a space for building other possible worlds.

At the festival, her perspective opens up sensitive questions about how we inhabit the commons.

Noel Gamarra Martinez

She works at the intersection of photography and accessibility.

She researches photographic archives and the ways in which images can become more open and more inhabitable.

An educator in both formal and non-formal settings, she incorporates play-based pedagogy into her practice.

She is the creator of Fotolúdicos, where photography is explored through play with children and adolescents.

At the festival, she introduces tools for thinking about more inclusive images.

Alex Linas

Performing artist.

Her practice moves between the stage and everyday life, understanding creativity as a way of inhabiting the world.

She approaches art as a language of connection.

As a space where the individual and the collective meet.

At the festival

Magdalena Cosco

Dancer, illustrator, and workshop facilitator.

She is completing her Bachelor’s Degree in Contemporary Dance at the Faculty of Arts (Udelar).

Her practice brings together movement, visual creation, and collective work.

An activist for the rights of women with disabilities, she has also participated in performing arts and audiovisual projects in Uruguay and abroad.

At the festival, she facilitates experiences where the body, expression, and inclusion come together.

Natalia Hazan

She works at the intersection of learning, embodiment, and collective imagination.

A designer and educator, she develops experiences that bring together social inclusion, sustainability, and collaborative creation, exploring how attention, listening, and making together can enable new forms of connection.

She is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Cognitive Science, where she researches the relationship between perception, emotion, and learning, integrating insights from neuroscience and conscious breathing into her pedagogical practices.

She promotes participatory methodologies and circular economy projects aimed at creating more human, accessible, and context-responsive experiences.

At the festival, she introduces tools for imagining together as a community and creating from a place of presence.

Marcela Queirolo

Visual artist and designer.

Her practice explores identity and memory through painting, collage, and family archives.

Her work offers a sensitive perspective on relationships and the passage of time.

At the festival, she connects the intimate with the collective through imagery.

Piti Canella

Brazil

Thirty years dedicated to culture cannot be summed up in a list of projects; they represent a way of seeing the world. A producer, cultural manager, and educator, Piti Canella has built a career that moves naturally between the stage and public policy, and between Brazil and the international arena.

Over the course of three decades, she coordinated international tours for major Brazilian music artists across Europe, the United States, and Canada; produced television and film projects, including titles available on Netflix and an internationally awarded foreign documentary; and led large-scale events as Events Manager of Arena Fonte Nova. A defining milestone in her career came in 2016 when she produced the Closing Ceremony of the Rio 2016 Paralympic Games, broadcast live to audiences around the world.

In public administration, she served for five years as Special Advisor to the Secretariat of Culture and General Director of the Cultural Foundation of the State of Bahia, where she helped shape public policies supporting Bahian culture.

She has also shared her experience as a guest lecturer at UNIJORGE and NEA/UFBA. In the nonprofit sector, she helped establish and is a founding partner of DIDÁ Music School and Pracatum School of Music and Social Action, two organizations that transform lives in Salvador through art.

Today she leads Agência Canella, representing artists and directing projects that place culture at the center of public dialogue, such as the Global Artivism Conference (Salvador, November 2024), which brought together international voices to discuss art and activism.

Piti is one of those rare professionals who not only knows how to make things happen, but also understands why they are worth doing.

Mercedes Cosco

Photographer, filmmaker, and educator.

Her work explores the intersection of image, writing, and film, investigating the relationship between intimacy and the world.

She finds in reading and imagination a space for building other possible worlds.

At the festival, her perspective opens up sensitive questions about how we inhabit the commons.

Noel Gamarra Martinez

She works at the intersection of photography and accessibility.

She researches photographic archives and the ways in which images can become more open and more inhabitable.

An educator in both formal and non-formal settings, she incorporates play-based pedagogy into her practice.

She is the creator of Fotolúdicos, where photography is explored through play with children and adolescents.

At the festival, she introduces tools for thinking about more inclusive images.

Alex Linas

Performing artist.

Her practice moves between the stage and everyday life, understanding creativity as a way of inhabiting the world.

She approaches art as a language of connection.

As a space where the individual and the collective meet.

At the festival

Magdalena Cosco

Dancer, illustrator, and workshop facilitator.

She is completing her Bachelor’s Degree in Contemporary Dance at the Faculty of Arts (Udelar).

Her practice brings together movement, visual creation, and collective work.

An activist for the rights of women with disabilities, she has also participated in performing arts and audiovisual projects in Uruguay and abroad.

At the festival, she facilitates experiences where the body, expression, and inclusion come together.

Natalia Hazan

She works at the intersection of learning, embodiment, and collective imagination.

A designer and educator, she develops experiences that bring together social inclusion, sustainability, and collaborative creation, exploring how attention, listening, and making together can enable new forms of connection.

She is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Cognitive Science, where she researches the relationship between perception, emotion, and learning, integrating insights from neuroscience and conscious breathing into her pedagogical practices.

She promotes participatory methodologies and circular economy projects aimed at creating more human, accessible, and context-responsive experiences.

At the festival, she introduces tools for imagining together as a community and creating from a place of presence.

Marcela Queirolo

Visual artist and designer.

Her practice explores identity and memory through painting, collage, and family archives.

Her work offers a sensitive perspective on relationships and the passage of time.

At the festival, she connects the intimate with the collective through imagery.

Cecilia de los Santos

Cecilia de los Santos

Cecilia de los Santos is a musician, arranger, composer, vocal coach and exquisite performer. She has been trained both in the field of academic music at the University of the Republic, and in popular music at the South Conservatory.

She has been teaching since 2016, a path that has led her to research and delve deeply into the world of the singing voice.

As a singer and arranger, she has participated in many projects in the music scene of Rio de Janeiro, performing on stages in Uruguay, Argentina, Colombia, Ecuador, Spain and South Korea.

She oversees the musical direction of the women’s choir “Panambí”, and with two duo projects with the musicians Maximiliano Nathan and Érika González.

Lorena Muiño

Lorena Muiño

She has a degree in Marketing and Ontological Coach with more than 14 years of experience in the area within Unilever.

Impact Business Partner for New Economies, she is part of the Gemma, 3Vectores and O+H teams to work on various social and environmental impact issues.

Endeavor Mentor for companies seeking a positive impact.

Mentor in Socialab’s Zebras program.

Member of “League of intrapreneurs” in Uruguay.

B Consultant for Sistema B Uruguay.

Dana Poklepovic

PhD in Modern Languages, Ontological Coach and Certified Neuroscience Coach, Communication Skills and Soft Skills Trainer and Translator.

She has been working for national and international companies in Argentina, Chile and New York for over 20 years. She works as a coach for middle and senior management.

For the last 5 years, she has dedicated herself to raising awareness about the inclusion of people with disabilities in education and the job market. She does this through interactive workshops and coaching. She actively collaborates with the Desear Escuchar Foundation, training parents of hearing-impaired children and hearing-impaired adults.

She is a member of the Diversity and Inclusion Committee of the International Coaching Federation.

Sabina Lobato

With a degree in Economic Sciences and a Master’s in Business Management, Sabina has 25 years of experience in different positions in the disability sector linked to the ONCE social group.

She is currently the Director of Training and Employment, Operations and Agreements of Fundación ONCE and General Director of Inserta Empleo.

Throughout her career, she has promoted and launched numerous successful projects related to the training and employment of people with disabilities. She has been the main promoter of ODISMET, an Observatory that offers up-to-date statistics on the situation of people with disabilities in Spain in relation to the labor market, with the support of the European Social Fund and in priority collaboration with the INE.

She is Director of the Higher Statistics Council (advisory body of the public statistics institution in Spain) as well as Chair of the European Platform for Rehabilitation (EPR), a European network of service providers for people with disabilities.

Valentina Bidart Minetti

Dancer, Teacher and Scenic Creator.

Reichian Body Therapist and Yoga Instructor. She enables processes of creation in Education and teaches Contemporary Dance classes, as well as ballet and yoga. She is a teacher in the “Espacio de Desarrollo Armónico” for two decades, member of the del “Grupo Espacio De Artes Escénicas” as a multidisciplinary artist for a decade, both spaces directed by Graciela Figueroa. She is a teacher at the “Escuela Departamental De Danza de Maldonado” and co-creator of the “Estudio de Danza y Artes Del Movimiento Miralejos”.

Along with her teaching work, she delivers workshops on artistic deepening and therapy. She participates, collaborates and promotes stage creation processes, as a dancer, performer and choreographer, from the interpretation and the direction.

Roman Cuyer

Paraguayan, 30 years old, Public Accountant and Engineer in Agroindustries, specialist in Governance, Political Management and Public Management. Experience in the economic empowerment of youth, working on projects in rural and urban contexts with populations in vulnerable situations, currently, Manager of the Entrepreneurship area of the Foundation from where various projects are coordinated with components aimed at the formation of entrepreneurial skills, the development of enterprises and their strengthening, with special emphasis on the economic inclusion of Persons with Disabilities.

Mercedes Cosco

1995, Montevideo, Uruguay. Photographer, writer and audiovisual producer. After graduating with a degree in Audiovisual Communication in Montevideo, she began her studies in author photography in Barcelona. She then developed his first personal photographic project “How to live with things I cannot control”. After this project, she began her formal exploration of the intersection between photography and poetic writing, especially applied to personal narrative.

Screenwriter and director of nina & emma, a film that will be released in 2023. Co-author of the book Como gato entre lineas, an anthology of emerging Uruguayan writers.

Teacher of the Diario Intimo workshop, where daily life is worked as creative raw material for artistic channeling in writing and photography.

Jueves 26 de mayo

Apertura

Desde uno de los auditorios icónicos del Uruguay, el Sodre, estaremos realizando un espectáculo de danza con las bailarinas Magdalena Cosco y Valentina Bidart, acompañado con la música de Luciano Supervielle.

Luego nos separaremos en grupos pequeños para conocernos mejor.

Luciano Supervielle

Músico

Magdalena
Cosco

4D Lab

Valentina
Bidart

BAILARINA

Sábado 28 de mayo

Talleres

Te veo y me veo

Facilitan: Maria Paola Avilan Rey y Daniel Noriega

Circulo de humor y amor

Facilita: Manuela da Silveira Baliño

Resiliencia Colectiva

Facilita: Vladimir Marín Durán

Diseño inclusivo

Facilita:Tatiana Rigos Vera

Proyecto de vida y neurodiversidad

Facilita: Jimena Quintero Trillos

Improvisación

Facilitan: Miguel Cereceda Jolkiewsky y Verónica Linardi Massons

Taller de Arte

Facilitan: Ambar Wells, Magdalena Cosco, Sarah Gerosa.

Acompañan: Milena Ríos, Luis Gerosa, Carol Pérez

Proyecto de vida y neurodiversidad

Facilita: Jimena Quintero Trillos

Improvisación

Facilitan: Miguel Cereceda Jolkiewsky y Verónica Linardi Massons

Taller de Arte

Facilitan: Ambar Wells, Magdalena Cosco, Sarah Gerosa.

Acompañan: Milena Ríos, Luis Gerosa, Carol Pérez

Viernes 27 de mayo

Talleres

Incluir la emoción

Facilita: Magela Grisoni

Reflejos del Barro

Facilita: Josefina Pezzino

Scribing como herramienta para vernos

Facilita: Andrea Fernández

Taller de Canto

Facilitan: Agustina Quagliotti y Pilar Etcheverry

Conexión y calma

Facilita: Tamara Farré

Comunicar desde la Esencia

Facilita: Eli Rabelo

Técnicas de tejido aplicadas a la bisutería

Facilita: Silvana Margarita Escobar Martínez

Conexión y calma

Facilita: Tamara Farré

Comunicar desde la Esencia

Facilita: Eli Rabelo

Técnicas de tejido aplicadas a la bisutería

Facilita: Silvana Margarita Escobar Martínez

Sábado 28 de mayo

Cierre

OradorES

Luciano Supervielle

Músico

MERCEDES
COSCO

Fotógrafa

Actividades:

Jueves 26 de mayo

Espacio de conversación: educación

Oradores

Ignacio
Calderón

Uni. de Málaga

Mónica
Cortés

Asdown Colombia

MERCEDES VIOLA DEAMBROSIS

4D LAB

Ayudaron a construir este espacio:

Sábado 28 de mayo

Espacio de conversación: emprendedurismo

Oradores

Stefan
Tromel

Org. Internacional del Trabajo

Roman
Cuyer

Fundación Saraki

Sabina
Lobato

Grupo Social Once

Ayudaron a construir este espacio:

Viernes 27 de mayo

Espacio de conversación: trabajo

Oradores

Stefan
Tromel

Org. Internacional del Trabajo

Diana
Elizeche Almeida

Fundación Saraki

Natalia
Guala

Grupo Social Once

Ayudaron a construir este espacio:

Viernes 27 de mayo

Hacia una Economía Inclusiva

Oradores

Magdalena
Cosco

4D Lab

Mercedes
Viola Deambrosis

4D Lab

Laura
Pastorini

Presencing Institute

Ronald
Sistek

CO Consulting - Coherencia Organizacional

Ana
Gómez

Wellbeing Economy Alliance

Leonardo
Maldonado

Ciudades+B

Facundo
Chavez Penillas

ACNUDH

Magdalena
Cosco

4D Lab

Mercedes
Viola Deambrosis

4D Lab

Laura
Pastorini

Presencing Institute

Ronald
Sistek

CO Consulting - Coherencia Organizacional

Ana
Gómez

Wellbeing Economy Alliance

Leonardo
Maldonado

Ciudades+B

Facundo
Chavez Penillas

ACNUDH

Jueves 26 de mayo

Apertura – comenzamos el festival juntos y juntas

  • 18 a 20 URY– ARG – BRA
  • 17 a 19 – PRY – BOL –VEN – CHL
  • 16 a 18 – PER – ECU- COL – MEX
  • 15 a 17 – NIC – GTM – SLV
  • 22 a 24 – EU

MAGDALENA COSCO VIOLA

4D Lab

Magda is 23 years old. She is in the fourth year of the Bachelor’s Degree in Contemporary Dance at the Faculty of Arts. She is the first Uruguayan university student with Down Syndrome. She has been dancing since she was 7 years old. She is a Zumba instructor.

Dancer in the play El Hilo Rojo of the National Ballet of SODRE and PRIMOR

An activist for the rights of women with disabilities, she has done commercials and modeled.

She works as an illustrator at 4D Lab.

Together with the dancer Valentina Bidart, they choreographed a video clip by the Uruguayan musician, Luciano Supervielle. This video was shown at a Gala performance by dancer Julio Bocca – VIDEO

MERCEDES VIOLA DEAMBROSI

4D Lab

Founding director of 4D Lab. Co-founder of ProEdu Inclusive Education in Quality and D Alliance that work for the inclusion of people with disabilities in education and in the working environment.

Co-coordinator of the Working Group on Inclusive Education and the Alliance of Organizations for the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.

Member of the Regional Network for Inclusive Education and Inclusion International.

Co-president of Sistema B, Uruguay.

Member of the digital committee of IATEFL (2012-2020) and the online committee of IATEFL BESIG (2010-2020)

She gives national and international conferences.

Speaker at the TEDx event “Education Includes Us All“.

LAURA PASTORINI

Presencing Institute 

Laura is a Social and Visual Anthropologist, Master in Mental Health for Social Sciences, with studies in Semiotics, Linguistics, Phenomenology and Epistemology. Specialist, trainer and international reference in different Systemic approaches for Human Development, with more than 30 years of experience

She works internationally as a Consultant and Facilitator of personal, organizational and social transformation processes, Coach, Teacher and Academic Researcher. She is part of the Strategic Team of the Presencing Institute (PI), founded and directed by Otto Sharmer (Mit Senior Lecturer), representing and disseminating the work of U Theory and Social Presence Theater (TPS) in Latin America (as a team leader), Spain and Germany.

ANA GÓMEZ

WELLBEING ECONOMY ALLIANCE

Ana settled in her home country of Spain to be part of the WEAll team, after many years of travelling the world. During those years she worked on sustainable livelihood and ecological conservation projects from Nepal, New Zealand and Vancouver Island.

Previously, she worked as head of Exchange Programs at Centro Cultural de Idiomas.

Since the birth of WEAll in 2018, she has been the Network Coordinator and has managed to make more than 400 individuals and organizations part of it, which has gone from 1 WEAll Hub, that of Scotland, to 18 Hubs in different countries of the world, and that in the WEAll Citizens platform there are more than 3000 citizens from all over the world. It has not been only for their work but a combination of joint work of the amplifier equipment and all the people who are part of WEAll.

LEONARDO MALDONADO

Cities CAN B

Architect, painter, co-creator of 4 companies and 4 social movements, former Executive Director of Sistema B Chile today co-leader of Ciudades+B and co-author of 6 books on collaborative ecosystems.

FACUNDO CHAVEZ PENILLAS

United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR)
He has been the Human Rights and Disability Advisor to the Geneva-based Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights since 2013. He is a lawyer with postgraduate studies in commercial law and human rights law. Prior to his current role, Facundo worked in the Disability Department of the Ombudsman’s Office of the City of Buenos Aires in Argentina and in a corporate law firm. He was a member of organizations of persons with disabilities at the national, regional and international levels before working for the United Nations.

NATALIA GUALA

Once Social Group

Responsible for International Programs of the ONCE Social Group since 2017, a position from which she exercises the Technical Secretariat of the Ibero-American Disability Program, as well as the coordination of technical assistance in disability policies for the EUROsociAL+ Program and the partnership strategy with international organizations, among other functions.

She has a degree in International Relations, a Degree in Communication Sciences and a Master’s Degree in Marketing from the University of the Republic (Uruguay). She holds a Specialization Diploma in Social Management and Disability Policies from FLACSO Chile and a Specialization Diploma in International Cooperation for Development from the AECID (Spain).

She had previously been Executive Director of the Latin American Union of the Blind, a regional organization representing the visually impaired in 19 countries.

IGNACIO CALDERÓN ALMENDROS

University of Malaga

He holds a PhD in Pedagogy, Is a Full Professor of the Department of Theory and History of Education and M.I.D.E. of the University of Malaga and a member of the Research Group Theory of Education and Social Education of the UMA. Her lines of research are located in inclusive education, fundamentally in the social nature of disability, sociocultural disadvantage and exclusion processes. Understanding research as a form of activism, he uses ethnography to study the construction of identity and educational experience, and action research as a strategy to bring about transformations. He is a member and scientific advisor to entities in the defense of the Right to Education and has collaborated with different Universities in Latin America, and with Research Groups in Education in the United States, the United Kingdom and Japan. He has been invited to give lectures in numerous countries in Europe, America and Asia.

STEFAN TROMEL

Senior Disability Specialist, International Labour Organization
Since August 2013, Senior Disability Specialist in the International Labour Organization. Between 2008 and 2013, Executive Director of the International Disability Alliance between 1999 and 2004, Director of the European Disability Forum (EDF). Was actively involved in the negotiation process of the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (2002-2006).

Ronald Sistek

CO Consulting – Organizational Coherence
He is currently CEO of CO COnsulting – Organizational Coherence, is Director of Grupo 180 Grados, is a researcher on issues of collaboration, applied complexity and ecosocial regeneration; he is a professor at the Entrepreneurship Center of the Austral University of Chile and the Master’s Degree in Human Scale Development and Ecological Economics. He is Co-founder of the IncubaR program – Incubator of regenerative projects; founder of the program The Patterns that Connect – a training for the circularity between making sense and constructing meaning in contexts of uncertainty and complexity. He has been a consultant for 15 years in cultural transformation and bioinspired structures.

Mónica Alexandra Cortés Avilés

Asdown Colombia

Graduated in Languages from the Industrial University of Santander, she has been working since 2008 as executive director of Asdown Colombia, a Non-Governmental Organization dedicated to promoting the rights and inclusion in society of people with intellectual disabilities and their families.

She is recognized as an expert on issues of inclusive education, recognition of legal capacity and empowerment of families and people with disabilities in Colombia.

She is a member and founder of the Regional Network for Inclusive Education in Latin America, Inclusion International and RIADIS, with whom she has carried out research, communication campaigns and documents on the best way to achieve education for all, including children and girls with disabilities nationally and internationally.

Luciano Supervielle

Luciano Supervielle is a Uruguayan-French musician, composer, producer and DJ. In addition to his work as a soloist, he is also known for being part of the neotango collective Bajofondo.

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