The work is a space that reveals the essence of a generation committed to the social transformation of the country
For more than a year, CEDIA and UNICEF Ecuador worked on the creation of the book Time Machine 2030, a work that connects with the future through the voices and reflections of young people committed to transforming the world into a fairer, more equitable and sustainable place.
The book, presented on Wednesday, January 15 in Quito, invites reflection on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and their relationship with current societal challenges and their impact on the future.
Time Machine 2030 collects about ten letters, through which young people from different parts of Ecuador write to their 2030 selves about their concerns and aspirations regarding different global problems.
In this sense, Time Machine 2030 is more than a space that reveals the essence of a generation committed to social transformation; it is actually a call to the entire community to participate and work actively in building a fairer and more sustainable future for all people.
The book is open access and can be downloaded here .
