IX International School of the Ibero-American Network of Postgraduate Studies in Childhood and Youth – RedINJU

 IX International School of the Ibero-American Network of Postgraduate Studies in Childhood and Youth – RedINJU

Topic: New mobility strategies for children and young people through migration and displacement in Latin America and the Caribbean

Tijuana, Mexico | June 17-21, 2019


The Postgraduate Network of the Latin American Council of Social Sciences (CLACSO), the Ibero-American Network of Postgraduate Studies in Childhood and Youth (Red INJU), El Colegio de la Frontera Norte (El Colef), El Colegio de México (COLMEX), the Center for Research and Higher Studies in Social Anthropology (CIESAS), and the Center for Advanced Studies in Childhood and Youth of the CINDE-University of Manizales alliance (CEANJ), invite advanced master's and doctoral students, public policy officials, and leaders of social organizations in Latin America and the Caribbean to submit their applications to participate in the IX International Postgraduate School “New mobility strategies for girls, boys and young people through migration and displacement in Latin America and the Caribbean”, to be held in the city of Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico from June 17 to 21, 2019.
The Network of Postgraduate Studies in Childhood and Youth (Red INJU) is one of the thematic networks of postgraduate studies promoted by CLACSO within the framework of the CLACSO Network of Postgraduate Studies. 
The purpose of the thematic networks is to link university postgraduate programs on common themes from various Latin American and Caribbean countries, in order to strengthen and enrich training in the area. 

ORGANIZING INSTITUTIONS:

• Postgraduate Network of the Latin American Council of Social Sciences (CLACSO)
• Ibero-American Network of Postgraduate Studies in Childhood and Youth (Red INJU)
• The College of the Northern Border (EL COLEF)
• The College of Mexico (EL COLMEX) 
• Center for Research and Higher Studies in Social Anthropology (CIESAS)
• Center for Advanced Studies in Childhood and Youth of the CINDE-UManizales alliance (CEANJ)

COLLABORATING INSTITUTIONS:
• Institute of Legal Research, National Autonomous University of Mexico (IIJ-UNAM, Mexico).
• Universidad Mayor de San Andrés (UMSA, Bolivia).
• Pontifícia Universidade Católica de São Paulo (PUCP-SP, Brazil).
• University of the Republic (UdelaR, Uruguay).
• National University of San Martín (UNSAM, Argentina).
• Faculty of Social Sciences (FLACSO, Argentina).
• University of Lanús (UNLa, Argentina).
• National University of La Plata (UNLP, Argentina).
• CLACSO Working Group “Youth and Childhood: political and cultural practices, memories and inequalities in the contemporary scenario”. 
• CLACSO Working Group “Popular Education and Critical Pedagogies”.
• CLACSO Working Group “Social Sciences: trends, perspectives and challenges”.




Results of the Call for Proposals

Having concluded the evaluation process of the applications received within the framework of the Call for participation in the ninth International Postgraduate School of the RedINJU "New strategies for the mobility of girls, boys and young people through migration and displacement in Latin America and the Caribbean", the following is reported:

  • that 74 applications were received;
  • that the applications were subjected to a technical evaluation, verifying that all of them met the criteria and requirements established in the competition rules;
  • which were then sent to the members of the Jury for their evaluation;
  • that the Jury was composed of:
    • Sara Victoria Alvarado, Center for Advanced Studies in Childhood and Youth (CEANJ-CINDE/UM, Colombia)
    • Nicholas ArataLatin American Council of Social Sciences (CLACSO, Argentina)
    • Pablo VommaroLatin American Council of Social Sciences (CLACSO, Argentina)
    • Silvia Borelli, Pontifical Catholic University of São Paulo (PUC-SP, Brazil)
    • Melina VázquezWorking Group of the Latin American Council of Social Sciences (CLACSO, Argentina)
    • María Camila OspinaWorking Group of the Latin American Council of Social Sciences (CLACSO, Colombia)
    • Karina BidasecaLatin American Council of Social Sciences (CLACSO, Argentina)
    • Luciana GandiniInstitute of Legal Research (IIJ-UNAM, Mexico)
    • Alejandra BarcalaNational University of Lanús (UNLa, Argentina)
    • Daniela León, Center for Advanced Studies in Childhood and Youth (CEANJ-CINDE/UM, Colombia)
    • Eunice Vargas, The College of the Northern Border (El Colef, Mexico)
    • Juan Carlos NarváezInstitute of Legal Research (IIJ-UNAM, Mexico)
    • Julian Loaiza, Center for Advanced Studies in Childhood and Youth (CEANJ-CINDE/UM, Colombia)
    • Marco Fidel Chica, Center for Advanced Studies in Childhood and Youth (CEANJ-CINDE/UM, Colombia)
    • María Eugenia Anguiano Téllez, The College of the Northern Border (El Colef, Mexico)
    • María Piedad MarínUniversity of Manizales (UManizales, Colombia)
    • Mauricio Padrón InamoratoInstitute of Legal Research (IIJ-UNAM, Mexico)
    • Monica Salazar, Center for Advanced Studies in Childhood and Youth (CEANJ-CINDE/UM, Colombia)
    • Rafael Alonso Hernández López, The College of the Northern Border (El Colef, Mexico)
    • Myriam SouthwellLatin American Faculty of Social Sciences (FLACSO, Argentina)
    • Yetzi Rosales, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte (El Colef, Mexico)
  • That, according to the evaluations carried out, the Academic Committee has selected the following applicants to be awarded the vacancies in accordance with the specifications in the terms and conditions, as detailed below:

SELECTED APPLICANTS

(Participation, food and accommodation will be covered according to the call for applications)

MASTER'S OR DOCTORAL STUDENTS

Name Last Name Country Endorsement/Institution to which it belongs
Alejandro Dorta Mesa Cuba Center for Youth Studies – CESJ
Alejandro Luis Vidangos Pari Bolivia Institute of Social and Economic Studies – IESE/UMSS
Ana Claudia Barreto dos Santos Brazil Doctorate in Education from the National University of Tres de Febrero – UNTREF
Ana Luisa Coelho Moreira Brazil Post-Graduation Program in Human Rights and Citizenship – PPGDH-UnB
Carmen Cecilia Bolívar Ibarra Venezuela Master's Degree in Gender and Development at the Latin American Faculty of Social Sciences, Ecuador – FLACSO
Cecilia Sanchez Garcia Uruguay Faculty of Humanities and Education Sciences – FHCE/UDELAR
Cecilia Alejandra Lima Argentina PhD in Social Sciences from the Institute of Socioeconomic Research of the Faculty of Social Sciences of the National University of San Juan – IISE/UNSJ
Cristian Leonel López Guard Colombia University of Antioquia – UdeA
Deborah Laura Gerbaudo Suárez Argentina Institute of Advanced Social Studies – IDAES/UNSAM
Diana Marcela Aristizábal García Colombia PhD in Anthropology from the Faculty of Social Sciences, University of the Andes – FACISO – UNIANDES
Sweet Laura Vega Castle Colombia Inter-American Children's Institute
Sweet Dew Reyes Gutierrez Mexico Center for Research and Advanced Studies in Political Science and Public Administration – CIPAP/UAEM
Fernanda Esperanza Tusa Jumbo Ecuador Technical University of machala
Gilberto Américo Wings Alone El Salvador Doctorate in Social Sciences from the College of San Luis AC – EL COLSAN
Idania Rego Espinosa Cuba Center for Psychological and Sociological Research – CIPS
Itzamara Díaz Vanegas Mexico Doctorate in Social Sciences with a Specialization in Regional Studies from the College of the Northern Border AC – COLEF
Karin De Pecsi e Fusaro Brazil Department of Latin American Studies – ELA
Laura Daniela Poor Argentina Center for Justice and Human Rights – CDHUNLa
Lazarus Henry Ramos Portal Cuba Center for Youth Studies – CESJ
Lisseth Melissa Villegas Quispe Peru Center for Social, Economic, Political and Anthropological Research – CISEPA/PUCP
Maria Florence Maggi Argentina Academic Pedagogical Institute of Social Sciences – IAPCS/UNVM
Maria Virginia Nessia Argentina Master's Degree in Social Science Research from the Faculty of Social Sciences of the University of Buenos Aires – FCS/UBA
Paola Andrea Carmona Toro Colombia Doctorate in Social Sciences, Childhood and Youth from CINDE-Center for Advanced Studies in Childhood and Youth of the alliance University of Manizales
Paola Veronica Viera Cordova Ecuador Latin American Faculty of Social Sciences, Ecuador – FLACSO
Paulo Alberto Molina Bolívar Colombia PhD in Social Sciences from the Latin American Faculty of Social Sciences, Argentina – FLACSO
Rasha Salah Syria The College of Sonora – COLSON
Silvina Malca Gorsky Lakes Argentina Postgraduate Program in Latin American Studies, Faculty of Philosophy and Letters of the National Autonomous University of Mexico – UNAM
Teresa of Jesus Poblete Achondo Chile Inter-American Children's Institute (IIN) – OAS

PUBLIC POLICY OFFICERS OR REPRESENTATIVES OF SOCIAL ORGANIZATIONS

Name Last Name Country Endorsement/Institution to which it belongs
Bathsheba Roman Gonzalez Mexico The College of Sonora
Carolina Balparda Argentina Secretariat of Culture and Education – Municipality of Rosario
Diana Elisa González Calderón Mexico Board of Trustees of the Mexican Network of Child-Friendly Cities AC
Faust Alexander Tingo Proaño Ecuador Ministry of Education of Ecuador
Irene Duffard Argentina Secretariat of Human Rights and Cultural Pluralism of the Nation, Ministry of Justice and Human Rights of the Nation
Jennifer from Los Angeles Bravo Market Nicaragua Central American Parliament – ​​PARLACEN
Joao Freitas de Castro Chaves Brazil Public Defender of the Union in São Paulo – DPU
Jonathan Alberto Mora Sánchez Costa Rica Healthy Mind Foundation – FUNDAMENTES
Juan Nelson Churqui Aquino Bolivia Ombudsman's Office
Ninoska Sarahy Alfaro Hernández Honduras UNICEF
Omar García Sierra Cordero Mexico ACCIONA Transforming Paths to BE and DO AC
Pamela Anthuanee Alvarenga Franco El Salvador National Council for the Protection and Development of Migrants and their Families – CONMIGRANTES
Pillar uriarte Uruguay Round Trip Association
Ruth Atamara Cordova Peru RET International
Sarai Miranda Juárez Mexico The College of the Southern Border
Tania Melanie Reyes Sánchez Mexico Collective art community and equity AC
Victoria Luisa Cardemil Fuentes Chile Konsultar Chile

This ruling is irrevocable and cannot be appealed.


Executive Secretariat, Latin American Council of Social Sciences
April 24, 2019, Buenos Aires, Argentina