Theme of the Year “Communication for Transition” Renewed for 2025
Aberje has announced the continuation of “Communication for Transition” as its theme of the year for 2025. In a global context marked by climate, environmental, and humanitarian crises – just five years away from the 2030 Agenda deadline – and with COP30 taking place in Brazil, this choice reinforces the critical role of the private sector and corporate communication in driving social mobilization and advancing toward a more sustainable future.
The decision to maintain the theme introduced in 2024 becomes even more significant as COP30 will be hosted in northern Brazil, drawing global attention to the leadership of nations and businesses in tackling the climate crisis.
Companies have the opportunity to spearhead the transition to a sustainable future while communicating their role in crafting solutions with ethics, transparency, and innovation. Communication must serve as a catalyst for change, fostering connections among stakeholders and transforming global commitments into effective local actions.
In 2025, Aberje’s theme of the year encourages companies to address urgent issues with responsibility, accessibility, and transparency.
The theme is determined through meetings between Aberje’s leadership and its Deliberative and Advisory Boards, shaping the organization’s initiatives throughout 2025.
ARTIGOS E COLUNAS
Paulo Nassar O velho e o marPatricia Marins As próximas crises corporativas não virão de falhas técnicas, mas da percepção de injustiça coletivaElizeo Karkoski Entre o ser e o parecer: reflexões a partir de “Comunicação e Governança”
Destaques
- Universidad de los Andes professor wins the International Aberje Award at IPRRC 2026
- Brazilian Cultural Identity on the Rise: National Identity Becomes a Strategic Asset in Corporate Communications
- Brazilian Communicators Expand Their Presence in Global Roles
Notícias do Mercado
- Universidad de los Andes professor wins the International Aberje Award at IPRRC 2026
- Brazilian Cultural Identity on the Rise: National Identity Becomes a Strategic Asset in Corporate Communications
- Brazilian Communicators Expand Their Presence in Global Roles





























