Festival

Women and the Ocean - that is the fitting focus of World Ocean Day this year. It reminds us that probably 50% of workers along the fish value chain are women - but data are for the most part missing except for some case studies - one of the many things to change for healthy oceans, prosperious and sustainable fisheries and respectful conditions ensured for women, men and ocean life. Brussels kicked off again the series of events by Mundus maris and its partners on three continents to celebrate World Ocean's Day.

3:00 PM: Parley Talks | Speakers include Dr. Sylvia Earle, Cyrill Gutsch, Anja Rubik, Dr.

World Oceans Day 2019
“Our Oceans, Our Future”

Come join us with our beautiful community:
Tulum International School
June 7th, 2019
10am -2pm

We will be highlighting the importance that our oceans have on the health of our planet and of our own.

World Ocean's Day 2019 - "Together We Can Protect and Restore Our Ocean" 

Née en Tunisie d’une initiative de la société civile et partagée par quelques passionnés du sujet maritime, la Saison Bleue vise à rassembler de juin à septembre, sous un même label, près de 200 initiatives et manifestations mettant en valeur l’exceptionnel potentiel maritime de la Tunisie.

La Saison Bleue propose en trois mois un véritable circuit culturel, scientifique, économique, touristique, qui s’adressera directement à un public estimé à 2 voire 3 millions de personnes.

Car la Tunisie bleue, c’est :

Ocean Park Conservation Foundation, Hong Kong (“OPCFHK”) will celebrate the annual No Straw Day at Ocean Park on 8 June - World Oceans Day! Explore interesting game booths and interactive activities which will teach you about the dangers of single-use plastic, with a chance to win special offers and a charming metal pin as prizes! There is no way to overstate the urgency of protecting nature and biodiversity. OPCFHK encourages everyone to practice green-living, starts from saying "NO!" to straws!

Eau-dacité Waterway Festival is an immersive initiative that will celebrate the local and national waterways and marine spaces. Art and culture will be used to explore the theme of “what our waterways mean to Montréalers”. This project will be targeted to all segments of the population, with a special effort to include minorities and underrepresented people in environmental sustainability fora.

Day 2 of The MY HERO Project's celebration of World Ocean's Day! 

Join us in celebrating heroes who are fighting for Ocean Conservation and Social Justice! Enjoy lunch with live jazz and then get inspired by a screening of hero films! Free.
 

Schedule

12 Noon - 1:30 PM   Jazz brunch
1:30 PM - 2:30 PM   Screening of short films featuring Ocean Heroes
2:30 PM - 3:30 PM   Showcase of short films featuring Social Justice Heroes

 

Host

Wendy Milette - Director of the MY HERO International Film Festival