Heading to #CLACSO2025

Heading to #CLACSO2025 It is a preparatory event organized by the National University of Colombia, Medellín CampusAs part of its commitment to the X Latin American and Caribbean Conference of Social Sciences, to be held in Bogotá, Rumbo a #CLACSO2025 (Towards #CLACSO2025) is a distinct space with its own identity and objectives, focused on highlighting local contributions within a broader academic dialogue. Although it forms part of the path towards this important international meeting, Rumbo a #CLACSO2025 is a separate initiative with its own identity and objectives, focused on showcasing local contributions within the framework of a broader academic dialogue.

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Event objectives

To articulate the academic, research and cultural contributions of the Medellín Campus with the themes and debates of the X CLACSO Conference.

To create a space for exchange between researchers from Latin America and the Caribbean.

Strengthen the academic and institutional projection of the National University in regional and international networks, such as CLACSO.

To consolidate the Medellín Campus as a benchmark in the production of critical thought from and for Latin America.

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Scope of the event

The event has a character:

Territorial: because it highlights the local contributions of the Medellín Headquarters in the context of a regional and Latin American discussion.

Academic: by fostering dialogue and exchange among researchers and academics from Latin America.

Institutional: by positioning the National University of Colombia as a key player in strengthening networks such as CLACSO and in building critical knowledge.

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Events

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Thursday June 5

9:00 am – 11:00 am Female Leadership in Academia (Block 24, Samuel Melguizo Auditorium)

1:30 pm – 4:00 pm Governance and collective analysis workshop for the Medellín District Climate Action Plan (Block 24-404)

2:00 pm – 4:00 pm Body-territory mapping workshop (Block 24 -405)

4:00 pm – 6:00 pm Book Launch: Conversation between: History, Art and Philosophy. A Critique of Colonialism from Frantz Fanon (University Store Auditorium, Agora)

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Friday June 6

9:00 am – 10:30 am Working Group 1. Contemporary Capitalism: Power, Technology and Labor in Transformation (Block 43-324, Postgraduate Auditorium)

11:00 am – 12:30 am Working Group 2. Inequalities in platform delivery work. Experiences from Argentina, Brazil and Colombia (Block 43-324, Postgraduate Auditorium)

2:00 pm – 4:00 pm Working Group 3. Trade Unionism in Transformation: New Forms of Organization in the Contemporary World of Work (Block 43-324, Postgraduate Auditorium)

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