CLACSO in the media archives

The monsters are on the loose: March 8th of anti-fascist internationalism

03-06-25 | Argentina On this International Women's Day, Cristina Fallarás, journalist and one of the most influential voices in Spanish feminist activism, and Karina Batthyány, executive director of CLACSO (Latin American Council of Socialists) […]Read more

CLACSO publishes Feminist Technologies: Frameworks for Resistance, among other works that resume the dialogue on the spaces occupied by women in society

CLACSO publishes Feminist Technologies: Frameworks for Resistance, among others

02-27-25 | Mexico These are four books that address different issues from a feminist perspective. How to challenge the concept of technology; the conditions under which women […]Read more

Mandela's anti-racism message at the International Book Fair

02-24-25 | Cuba As Rosa Campoalegre commented, in 2017, in the context of the academic and activist program Beyond the Decade, sponsored by the Afro-descendant Group and proposals against […]Read more

Sergio Arboleda University professor recognized as a Postdoctoral Fellow in Social Sciences

Sergio Arboleda University professor recognized as a Postdoctoral Fellow in Science

02-22-25 | Colombia Luis Ricardo Navarro, a professor at the School of Communication Sciences and Design at Sergio Arboleda University in Santa Marta, was recognized as a scholarship recipient for studies […]Read more

World Day of Social Justice: How to achieve equal opportunities?

World Day of Social Justice: How to achieve equality

02-18-25 | Colombia The Latin American Council of Social Sciences has emphasized the importance of addressing structural inequalities through the implementation of inclusive social policies. ((See […]Read more

Attacks against defenders opposed to the Interoceanic Corridor are on the rise, reports Observation Mission; 72 attacks and 24 complaints have been filed

Attacks against defenders opposed to the Interoceanic Corridor are on the rise, according to reports.

02-18-25 | Mexico Among the signatory organizations are: Territorios Diversos para la Vida AC (TerraVida), Servicios para una Educación Alternativa AC EDUCA, Red Nacional de Organismos Civiles de Derechos Humanos [&Read more

Mexico: National and international organizations demand an end to attacks against indigenous people defending their territory in the Isthmus of Oaxaca

Mexico: National and international organizations demand a halt to the

02-18-25 | Mexico Signatory Organizations: Territorios Diversos para la Vida AC (TerraVida), Servicios para una Educación Alternativa AC EDUCA, Red Nacional de Organismos Civiles de Derechos Humanos. All rights reserved. […]Read more

The new edition of the Higher Diploma in Media Education and

02-17-25 | Spain The Latin American Council of Social Sciences (CLACSO) in collaboration with Canal Red are restarting the Higher Diploma course in Media Education and Political Communication, Read more

Buenos Aires for communists during the dictatorship: between closeness, confinement, and the bridge

Buenos Aires for communists in times of dictatorship: among

02-15-25 | Uruguay The Shadow Team: Resistance, Underground Activities, and Everyday Life of Uruguayan Communists in Buenos Aires 1973-1985, recently published by CLACSO. ((See full article))Read more

Fidel against uncivilization, barbarism, neo-fascism

02-14-25 | Cuba “Fidel: The Great Human Journey to the Future.” In: I Am Fidel. Thought and Legacy of a Historical Immensity. John Saxe Fernández (Coordinator). Foreword by Roberto Fernández Retamar. [&Read more

Los 80

02-12-25 | Mexico Andrés Fábregas: In 2022, when I turned 77, I had the great honor of receiving the Latin American Council of Social Sciences (CLACSO) award […]Read more

Faculty members from UNER were awarded for their outreach work in a neighborhood of Paraná

Faculty members from UNER were awarded for their work

02-12-25 | Argentina The Dominique Babini Prize is a joint initiative between the Latin American Council of Social Sciences (CLACSO), through the Open Science as a Common Good Working Group, […]Read more