Building Hopes: Engaged Educators Change the World is a four part series podcast launched on 28th April. In episode 4, we meet Monica Cabarcas speaking about Community-Based Advocacy, and Intersectionality for Reconciliation in Colombia.
Episode 4. Community-Based Advocacy, and Intersectionality for Reconciliation in Colombia
Guest: Monica Cabarcas
Monica Cabarcas is an Advisor for The Commission for Clarification of the Truth, Coexistence and Non-Repetition (CEV) and has more than 12 years of experience working with civil society organizations. In the interview, we ask her about how critical and transformative pedagogy is integrated in the advocacy strategies and community-based projects used by the Commission of Truth and Reconciliation to promote a culture of peace after 60 years of armed conflict in Colombia.
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Teresa is a Senior Researcher at the Raoul Wallenberg Institute for Human Rights (RWI) in Sweden. She is also the founder of the start-up NOIWE- NO INNOVATION WITHOUT EDUCATION, a company offering training and toolkits to public and private organisations via the use of educational models based on principles of critical and transformative pedagogy.
Francesca Cerri, co-producer
Francesca is a multimedia storyteller who works with community engagement to challenge mainstream narratives. She uses a diversity of approaches and platforms (planning practice, research, artistic projects, and teaching) to highlight the knowledge of underrepresented groups and validate their experience.
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Song Rights. Album: De André – In Concert. (P) Nuvole Production Srl, 1999 – 74321974432, CD, Recorded in 1997/98 in Genoa, Carlo Felice theatre; in Milan, Smerando theater; in Rome, Brancaccio theater.
Musicians:
Cristiano De André: strings, vocals
Mark Harris: musical direction-keyboards
Mario Arcari: woodwinds
Michele Ascolese: strings
Ellade Bandini: drums
Stefano Cerri: bass guitar
Giorgio Cordini: strings
Rosario Jermano: percussion
Chorus
Luvi De André: voice
Laura De Luca: voice – flute
Danila Satragno: voice – accordion – keyboards
Mixage
Paolo Iafelice performed at the studios: Officine Meccaniche
mastered at Nautilus in Milan by Antonio Baglio
Celeste Frigo technician
Giordano De Tommasi assistant
Author and editorial credit
Prinçesa
(Freely adapted from the novel-interview of the same name by Maurizio Jannelli and Fernanda Farias | Ediz. Sensibili Alle Foglie – Rome)
F. De André | I. Fossati | F. De André | I. Fossati | M. Jannelli
Il Volatore Ed. Musicali S.rl. | Nuvole Ed. Musicali S.a.s. | Universal Music Publishing Ricordi S.r.l.
Album: De André – In concerto, (P) Nuvole Production Srl, 1999 – 74321974432, CD, Recorded in 1997/98 in Genova, Carlo Felice Theatre; in Milan, Smerando Theatre; in Rome, Brancaccio Theatre
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