You're Invited to Our
30th Anniversary Celebration
A New Chapter, Rooted in Partnership
For 30 years, Pachamama Alliance has stood in partnership with Indigenous leaders in the Amazon, protecting what protects us all.
Join our founders, Indigenous leaders, community members, and allies for a celebration honoring 30 years of partnership, impact, and collective action. Experience inspiring talks, live performances, and meaningful connections with people committed to creating a thriving, just, and sustainable world.
Whether you join us in person or watch from anywhere in the world, you’re joining a movement 30 years in the making and helping write what comes next.
Join Us in Person
San Francisco
Saturday, September 12, 2026
12:00 – 2:00 p.m. PT
Fort Mason Festival Pavilion
2 Marina Boulevard
San Francisco, CA 94123
New York
Saturday, October 10, 2026
12:00 – 2:00 p.m. ET
The Altman Building
135 W 18th St,
New York, NY 10011
Watch Online or Gather Locally
Wherever you are, you're invited to be part of this special milestone moment. On September 12, we're excited to offer a livestream of the San Francisco celebration for those who aren't able to join us in person. Together, we’ll honor what these 30 years have made possible, celebrate the community that has grown around this work, and look toward what's calling us next.
Hear from Indigenous leaders, Pachamama Alliance founders, community members, and allies as we celebrate 30 years of partnership, reflect on what we've made possible together, and look ahead to what's next.
Invite friends, family, neighbors, or community members, and turn this global milestone into a gathering of your own. Register as a host, and we'll send you our Host Packet, filled with resources and ideas for celebrating.
More Ways to Gather in San Francisco
A Journey for These Times: We're In This Together
EVENT AT CAPACITY – JOIN THE WAITLIST
Be among the first to experience A Journey for These Times: We’re in this Together, a new participatory offering debuting during our 30th Anniversary weekend in San Francisco.
Sunday, September 13, 2026
10:00 a.m - 1:00 p.m. Pacific Time
Gallery 308 | Landmark Building A
2 Marina Blvd, San Francisco, CA 94123
An Afternoon of Indigenous Wisdom and Ceremony
SOLD OUT
From the beginning we have been blessed by our connection with Indigenous partners in the Amazon. Join us for a moving, interactive experience informed by their sacred wisdom and teachings.
Sunday, September 13, 2026
3:00 - 6:00 p.m. Pacific Time
Gallery 308 | Landmark Building A
2 Marina Blvd, San Francisco, CA 94123
San Francisco Keynote Speakers
BILL TWIST
Co-Founder
Pachamama Alliance

A dedicated advocate who blends a background in business and finance with a deep commitment to Indigenous partnership, guiding global efforts for environmental sustainability, systemic transformation, and lasting social justice.
LYNNE TWIST
Co-Founder
Pachamama Alliance

A global activist and author who inspires audiences to transform their relationship with money and power to align wealth, sacred wisdom, and practical action for the flourishing of all life on our shared planet Earth.
JOHN PERKINS
Co-Founder
Pachamama Alliance

Former chief economist turned bestselling author who advocates for transforming destructive economic systems into regenerative models that honor the Earth and support the sovereignty of Indigenous communities.
BELÉN PÁEZ
President
Fundación Pachamama

Ecuadorian ecologist advancing regenerative economics, innovative governance, and sustainable financing to protect Latin American bioregions and Indigenous territories.
MANARI USHIGUA
Shaman
Sápara Nation

An Indigenous forest defender, traditional healer, and prominent spiritual and political leader of the Sápara Nation dedicated to protecting the Amazon and its ancestral wisdom.
TOM VIRDEN
Executive Chair
Pachamama Alliance

Tech entrepreneur and climate advocate, founder of Carbon CREW, and educator inspiring individuals and communities to take meaningful action on climate change.
DOMINGO PEAS
Indigenous Leader
Achuar Nation

Achuar leader with 30+ years in Ecuador’s Indigenous movement, championing Indigenous sovereignty and leading efforts to protect the Amazon’s Sacred Headwaters.
ATOSSA SOLTANI
Founder & Board Member
Amazon Watch

Environmental strategist and longtime Amazon defender advancing Indigenous rights, rainforest protection, and a movement to safeguard the Amazon’s Sacred Headwaters.
RAMIRO VARGAS
Indigenous Leader
Achuar Nation

Achuar leader and advocate for Indigenous sovereignty, cultural resilience, and the protection of the Amazon through ancestral knowledge and community-led action.
PATRICIA GUALINGA
Indigenous Leader
Kichwa People, Sarayaku

Indigenous rights defender and environmental advocate, recognized for defending Indigenous territories, advancing women’s leadership, and championing climate justice.
NATALIA GREENE
Global Director
GARN

Environmental advocate and global leader working to establish legal rights for ecosystems through global policy initiatives, ongoing education, and community-led rights of nature campaigns around the world.
NARCISA MASHIENTA
Indigenous Leader
Shuar Nation

A Shuar advocate who co-founded the Ikiama Nukuri program to empower Indigenous women, improve maternal health, and protect ancestral rainforest territories and culture across the Amazon basin.
Meet the Voices Shaping Our Impact
Lynne Twist
Global visionary with 40+ years advocating for social justice, sustainability, and ending world hunger and founder of the Soul of Money.
Bill Twist
A founding executive member of the Global Alliance for the Rights of Nature dedicated to creating a thriving, just, and sustainable world for all life.
John Perkins
Former chief economist turned bestselling author who bridges global finance and Indigenous wisdom based on his work with institutions and Amazonian shamans.
Belén Páez
An Ecuadorian ecologist specializing in regenerative economics, innovative governance, and sustainable financing for Latin American bioregions and Indigenous territories.
Manari Ushigua
An Indigenous forest defender, traditional healer, and prominent spiritual and political leader of the Sápara Nation in the Amazon Ecuadorian.
Help Bring the Celebration to Life
Volunteer
Join our event team in San Francisco on September 12, and help bring this special event to life and create a welcoming experience for everyone who gathers with us.
Become a Table Captain
Bring your community to the 30th Anniversary Celebration! Gather a table of ten—friends, family, colleagues, or community members—to celebrate alongside you.
San Francisco is full! You can still sign up as a Table Captain for our New York City event and bring your community together in support of Pachamama Alliance.
Help Bring the Celebration to Life
We need an incredible team of volunteers to help bring this special event to life. Whether you are a long-time supporter or new to our community, your time and energy will make a world of difference.
We have a variety of shifts and roles available, including:
- Welcome and Registration: Greet guests, hand out name tags, and set a warm, welcoming tone.
- Hospitality: Help guests navigate the venue and find seating, restrooms, and refreshments.
- Event Setup and Breakdown: Be part of the team who help set the stage or wrap things up.
What is a Table Captain?
Table Captains are essential to the success of our fundraising luncheons. In this key role, you’ll invite and host about 10 guests who resonate with Pachamama Alliance’s mission and may be inspired to support our work.
While our San Francisco event is at capacity, you can still sign up to be a Table Captain at our New York City event. We’d love to have you host a table and help bring together a community committed to supporting Pachamama Alliance.
We Hope You'll Join Us
Be inspired and find community of individuals committed to building a regenerative future together. In the meantime, hear from our co-founders about what is emerging next for Pachamama Alliance here.
We Hope You'll Join Us
Be inspired and find community of individuals committed to building a regenerative future together. In the meantime, hear from our co-founders about what is emerging next for Pachamama Alliance here.
