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  Colombian writer and journalist. His latest book “El encanto podrido de Bogotá” won the National Short Story Book Award of the UIS. He also won the National Short Story Prize RCN-MEN, the National Short Story Prize of the Government … Continued

  Yvette is interested in the interconnection of ecology, care, and the traces and relics around this, and her practice is rooted in collaboration. Day to day she works with different groups of people in hospital settings, schools, and community … Continued

  Jake is interested in arts ability to activate social change. He works with children and young people, using creativity as a vehicle to engage them in social issues. Through his role with Children’s Parliament* he works on projects co-produced … Continued

  After completing a degree in Performing Arts, she joined the European Image School of Poitiers (EESI) in 2017. In 2019, she founded with five other students of the EESI artist collective Brasier. She develops a practice of live video … Continued

  Jacqueline Wright worked for over 20 years as a teacher/linguist in WA’s remote north-west on Australian Aboriginal language, interpreting and cultural programs. She has also worked as an editor at an independent Indigenous publishing house, Magabala Books and as … Continued

  Tonya Hart is a Canadian artist currently based in Toronto. She creates art inspired by light, energy, and magnetism to form a connection with the natural world. Nature and magnetism have manifested in a vast array of articulations in … Continued

  Jennifer Vega is an experimental writer, poet, and manager of publishing projects. She studied Linguistics and Creative Writing at the National University of Colombia. She has published poems in the Local Poets Collection of Dosis Mínima, photo poems in … Continued

  Gayle Friedman (1962) is a self-taught mixed media artist who grew up in Birmingham, Alabama. Her art frequently zeros in on inherited, collected, and found objects that others no longer want or find useful. She is interested in revealing … Continued