VoLo Foundation will be hosting the annual Climate Correction Conference in Orlando later this month.
This conference lasts for two days and features experts in the field coming together to explore cutting-edge climate solutions. The theme for the conference is “Leaders in Action” which highlights the important role organizations and individuals play in achieving climate resilience. It is the main climate-related conference in the southeastern United States.
There will be expert panels, interactive workshops, policy discussions, and exhibits at the conference. There will also be economics, fashion, art, and film integrated into the program, with sessions in both Spanish and English.
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Before the main conference, the Title 1 Academic Center for Excellence of the Orande County Public Schools will host a 360-degree floor-to-ceiling mural by artist Allison Dayka that will reflect the passion of young people for community engagement and environmental awareness.
There will be free community events and workshops on the first day of the conference, featuring climate advocacy training, an art contest and exposition booths, a private roundtable about climate philanthropy, and a Trash 2 Trends Fashion Show. The next day will be the main conference, where topics covered will include entertainment, film, policy, and sustainable fashion, hosted by educator and founder of The CLEO Institute, Caroline Lewis.
The conference runs from Tuesday, March 11 through Thursday, March 13.
