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Long-view leadership & climate justice: how Brazil can lead the world

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Watch the live discussion and Q&A here

 

 
Join online to watch Elders and distinguished guests explore how Brazil can mobilise the world to deliver bold, just and equitable solutions to the climate and nature crisis.
 
Tuesday 28 May, at 18:00 (BRT) / 22:00 (BST) / 17:00 (EST)

The live stream is also available on our Twitter and YouTube channels.
 

Speakers include:

Ellen Johnson Sirleaf - Keynote address
Member of The Elders; Former President of Liberia and Africa’s first elected female head of state 
 
Mary Robinson
Chair of The Elders; First woman President of Ireland and former UN High Commissioner for Human Rights

Gro Harlem Brundtland
Member of The Elders; Former Prime Minister of Norway and Director-General of the World Health Organization

Anielle Franco
Brazil’s Minister for Racial Equality

Alice de Moraes Amorim Vogas 
Partnerships, Communication and Knowledge Director at The Institute for Climate and Society (iCS)
 
Paulo Galvao
Indigenous climate activist 

Long-view leadership on the climate and nature crisis

As current holder of the G20 presidency, and COP30 and BRICS+ presidencies in 2025, Brazil has an extraordinary opportunity to demonstrate urgently needed leadership on the global stage.
 
In a wide-ranging discussion Elders and expert guests will consider the challenges and opportunities facing President Lula and his administration, assess the state of multilateral climate leadership and reflect on how Brazil’s civil society and young people can contribute to the global response to the climate and nature crisis.

Sign and share our open letter to world leaders calling for long-view leadership on existential threats

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