The Museum of Tomorrow held SEMEIA, a week dedicated to the environment, with innovative and free programming. Over seven days, the public participated in debates, shows, workshops, film screenings, and artistic activities that addressed themes such as water conservation, traditional knowledge, food sovereignty, the right to information, and cooperation for sustainability.

The initiative proposed new approaches to environmental issues, stimulating imagination, promoting public debate, and offering educational experiences for people of different age groups. SEMEIA sought to strengthen collective engagement and broaden reflection on possible paths to a more sustainable future.

The program concluded with the Children's Festival, aimed at children and families, bringing together open and free activities. The event took place from June 5th to 11th and brought together specialists, young people, leaders, students, and diverse audiences interested in building a more socially and environmentally balanced world.