How can bees inspire development policies? - An event from Meli Bees

In the organizer's words:

🐝 Meli Bees Network is bringing indigenous voices to Bonn!

⏩ RegenBeings Invites: We’re inviting 40 individuals to join us in person in Bundesstadt Bonn for a rare and special opportunity to hear and learn directly from Arukapé Suruí of the indigenous Suruí Aikewara people (Brazil).

Thank you so much to @Dr. Philip Gondecki-Safari and MIGRApolis - Haus der Vielfalt for making the space available for this occasion. It is the first time, in MIGRApolis history, that the space hosts an event with an Indigenous representative. 🤯

Calling all bee lovers, sustainability advocates, and changemakers! 🌍

This event will show how bees can drive development, inspire policy, and pollinate diversity!

🌿 What to expect:
🔸 Hear from an indigenous beekeeper from Brazil, sharing their realities firsthand.
🔸 Learn how you can support bees and communities in the Global South right from Germany.
🔸 Explore biodiversity through the lens of local leaders and connect with fellow bee enthusiasts.
🔸 Be part of an international collaboration that acknowledges the complexities of the Global South while shaping a more sustainable global impact.

If you care about bees, biodiversity, and global equity, this is for you. Join us! ✨

Maloka Hub is also part of this collaboration. If you are from the Global South and live in Bonn. Come connect with us!

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