Keynote Speakers
Distinguished voices from philosophy, psychology, sustainability science, and contemplative studies
A leading voice at the intersection of Zen Buddhism and social thought, David Loy has written extensively on ecological crisis, the role of inner transformation in addressing environmental challenges, and Buddhist perspectives on sustainability.
Buddhism & Ecology
Professor at Lund University's Centre for Sustainability Studies, Christine Wamsler's research explores the links between mindfulness, inner development, and sustainability transformations, pioneering the field of contemplative sustainability science.
Inner-Outer Transformation
Stéphane Labranche is an independent sociologist and IPCC expert reviewer specializing in climate, energy, and biodiversity transitions, with over 50 research projects informing national and territorial climate strategies across France.
Climate Behavior
Environmental psychologist and IAAP Division President-elect, Prof. Marino Bonaiuto (Sapienza University of Rome) specializes in social acceptance of ecological transition and environmental psychology.
Environmental awarenessFeature Speakers
Contemplative practitioners and invited voices
Abbot of the Zen Center L'Arco — Zenmon Ji and recognized teacher of the Japanese Sotoshu. Trained in monasteries across the US and studied under Thich Nhat Hanh, Reb Anderson, and received initiation from the Dalai Lama. He founded the Chaplains Network of the European Buddhist Union.
Zen Practice & Buddhism
