Latin America Week 2024
21.10.2024 | 00:00 –
24.10.2024 | 23:59
21.10.2024 –
24.10.2024
24.10.2024
St. Gallen, Switzerland
About
Explore the rich and diverse cultures of Latin America combined with professional, innovative, and academic insights. Organized by the St. Gallen Institute of Management in Latin America, Latin America Week 2024 promises a unique mix of cultural exploration and intellectual discourse. The event includes:
- Cultural Performances: Be captivated by live performances showcasing the traditional music and dance of Latin America.
- Culinary Delights: Indulge in an array of mouth-watering dishes representing the diverse culinary heritage of Latin American cuisine, served at the Restaurant Sapelli Mensa throughout the event.
- Art Exhibitions: Immerse yourself in the vibrant colors and captivating artwork that reflect the unique cultural identities of Latin American artists.
- Professional Insights: Engage with experts through workshops, talks, and panel discussions on topics such as science, innovation, business, sustainability, and more.
- Science, Innovation, and Diplomacy Day: Delve into the dynamics of science and technology between Switzerland and Latin America through multidisciplinary research talks, panel discussions, and a world café focusing on STEM, sustainability, smart cities, and more.
- Research Slam: The University of St. Gallen, mandated by the State Secretariat for Education, Research and Innovation (SERI) to act as the Leading House, will showcase Swiss-Latin American academic collaborations and research projects.
CLOC Conéctate A+ Sessions
Join the CLOC Conéctate A+ for two sessions during Latin America Week 2024:
- “Connecting and Supporting: The Role of Latin American Research Associations in Switzerland”
- Tuesday, 22 October 2024 (10:30-12:00)
- This session includes research presentations from several networks, including the CLOC Conéctate A+.
- “Climate Change and Adaptation in Latin America”
- Wednesday, 23 October 2024 (13:00 – 15:00)
- CLOC Conéctate A+ leads this session, where scholars will discuss the impacts of climate change and explore opportunities and challenges from social, collaborative, and economic perspectives.
Registration is open and free.
Visit the website for full details.
Cover image by Random Institute