This photographic exhibition "Science for all: tales of the Colombian scientific diaspora" in which features Fotografía Social Colaborativa and the territories of Science Clubs Colombia. This exhibition has select works of Colombian photographer, Daniel Lopez with rural communities that have participated with Club de Ciencias Colombia
Este evento será hibrido. Personas interesadas se pueden inscribir para el evento en persona y el evento virtual. En momentos en que la paz es todavía brumosa en Colombia, esta película ofrece una visión distinta a los relatos ya conocidos de la guerra, dando lugar a voces que han permanecido
Historias y legados de la esclavización en Colombia: miradas cruzadas desde el arte y la investigación social Fecha: jueves 30 de marzo, 6pm a 7:30pm EST / 5pm a 6:30pm COL Registro: fwg0330.eventbrite.com Moderación: Bastien Bosa, Profesor de antropología, Universidad del Rosario Panelistas: Mercedes Angola, Profesora de la Universidad Nacional,
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The CLACS Colloquium presents A Son de Qué centered on the Colombian Black Pacific. The event features a presentation by Michael Birenbaum Quintero (Boston University) and immersive performance by vocalist and percussionist Manuel Francisco Viveros (NYU Spanish & Portuguese), Mauricio Nieto Lugo on the marimba, and Andrés Sánchez. Made possible with
On Friday 4/7 at 3:00pm attend a special edition of Fridays on the Patio at KJCC with Una Tarde de Chuana: La Música de Gaita de Colombia. This afternoon of gaita and millo from the Caribbean region of Colombia features NYC-based migrant artists who interpret the musical traditions that have
The Covid-19 pandemic has deepened social inequalities that, perceived through (post/de)coloniality perspectives, historically affect part of the populations of Latin America. For the social groups that live in territories known as Favelas in Rio de Janeiro and Comunas in Medellín, it was necessary to keep moving to ensure economic survival,
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The Colombian National Human Rights Prize began eleven years ago with the purpose of elevating the work of human rights defenders within and outside of Colombia. It also serves to provide these defenders and their organizations with protection given the high rate of killings, attacks and intimidation human rights defenders
Maristella Svampa (Argentina) in conversation with César Rodríguez Garavito (Colombia) during this Hybrid event with zoom transmission with translation Sponsors: CLACS and NACLA
On October 29, regional elections will be held in Colombia, where 32 governors, 418 deputies from departmental assemblies, 1,102 mayors, 12,072 councilors and 6,513 mayors of local Administrative Boards will be elected. These local elections are fundamental to the provision of local resources and governing across Colombia. Yet they will
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Join us at NYC’s Feria Internacional del Libro! This Saturday and Sunday (Sept. 23 and 24), the Colombian Studies Initiative will hold a book exhibition of Colombian authors and books related to Colombian Topics. These books are donated by faculty and students of NYU, and friends of the CSI who
