Mexico City, CDMX, Mexico
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Request QuoteOver 20 year experience in Policy Analysis, Advocacy and Media Communication with special emphasis on Social Justice, Social Movement, the Right to Health, and Culture in the USA and Latin America. Have also worked as an independent producer for documentaries, short films and art intervention.
HIA is a programs that involve governments, academia, the private sector, and community-based organizations. HIA is considered one of the world’s leading programs on health and migration, instigating the largest public health social movement in the Americas
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On Sunday August 28th, the world lost another music icon, a popular icon for Mexico, a rare talent one, Alberto Aguilera, known as his artist name: Juan Gabriel. Mexico and else where are outpouring of grief to his life and legacy, one that transcends language barriers and cultural divides. This Monday at the beautiful Bellas Artes palace in México City we will have a homenage for him.
On Sunday August 28th, the world lost another music icon, a popular icon for Mexico, a rare talent one, Alberto Aguilera, known as his artist name: Juan Gabriel. Mexico and else where are outpouring of grief to his life and legacy, one that transcends language barriers and cultural divides. On Sept 5th., at the Bellas Artes palace in México City we had a homenage for him with over 700,000 people
Diverse videos that document the state of health and well-being of the Mexican migrant population in the United States. Work done for the School of Public Health, UC Berkeley. Health Initiative of the Americas
EL POETA tells the story of renowned Mexican poet Javier Sicilia, who ignited mass protests and an ongoing movement for peace after the brutal murder of his son Juan Francisco – collateral damage in a drug war that has left 60,000+ dead since 2006 – the majority civilians. Drawing on the philosophical, artistic and spiritual dimensions of Sicilia and his movement.
Documentary about the Guatemalan exhumations of the 1980's massacres and the Mayan ceremonies honoring their dead. It is serve as a visual memory- testimony. Work done by Nefertiti Kelley Farias and Carlos Bazua
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