Contributions
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The different faces of a city
Discover the faces and stories behind mobility in Mexico. In a world marked by climate change and political challenges, migration is no longer a wave, but a constant. This documentary by Sarape Films, in collaboration with UNHCR and Sin Fronteras IAP, reveals the power of intercultural cities. From managing diversity to promoting human rights, learn how these policies are transforming Mexico's future.
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Entrepreneurial Journalism: The Hope for Press Freedom in Latin America
Reporters Without Borders' annual ranking shows that several Latin American countries occupy unfavorable positions in terms of press freedom. Despite the challenges, there is hope for the growth of independent and niche journalism, and it is suggested that civil society, universities and the private sector can play an important role in supporting and developing entrepreneurial journalism.
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A glimpse of hope against racism and xenophobia: the opportunity offered by Intercultural Cities.
The Spanish Network of Intercultural Cities (RECI in Spanish) is an organization that brings together different cities working on the creation of intercultural policies; in Latin America, only Mexico City is part of this program. For the Foundation, promoting open and plural societies, strategies and good practices resulting from intercultural policies can be a starting point for building tolerance and equal rights in Mexico.
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The future of public spaces
What is the future of public spaces? How does urban law influence the improvement of regulatory frameworks? Why is public innovation necessary? How can citizens contribute to decision-making on the direction of our cities? In the Klima Project we seek to make it possible to promote smart cities through the participation of different actors to foster open and transparent governments.
