Storytelling
Supporting them in telling their own story
Storytelling, Culture, and the Arts
ConCuerda has been organizing and leading the Cultural Journalism Workshop for several years. This workshop has become a popular meeting place for young journalism students from universities in Cartagena and youths from disadvantaged neighbourhoods of Cartagena. Esteemed journalists and media critics lead this workshop and accompany participants in discussions and activities focused on cultural journalism and the role of culture in society.
The Cultural Journalism Workshop was made possible due to the support and commitment of several Colombian organizations, including the Journalism Centre CEPER of the Andes University, Fine Arts and Sciences University of Bolívar (UNIBAC), the critical journalism magazine CeroSetenta, the Gabo Foundation, the Jorge Tadeo Lozano University, and the independent journalism organization La Liga Contra el Silencio.
The people behind ConCuerda storytelling
Storytelling for ConCuerda
Sergio Rodriguez
Sergio Rodriguez is a global consultant specializing in stakeholder engagement, environmental conservation, and social sustainability. Sergio has been a member of ConCuerda since its establishment and has been leading the organization of the journalism workshop ever since.
Writer/Journalist
Alejandro Gómez Dungand
Alejandro Gómez Dungand, a professor at the University of the Andes in Bogotá, examines Colombian identity and its portrayal in literature and culture.
Writer/Professor
Omar Rincón
Omar Rincón, a professor at the University of the Andes in Bogotá, specializes in audiovisual and digital creation within narco, indigenous, and popular cultures.
Journalist
María Paula Martínez
María Paula Martínez, focuses on data journalism and information visualization, making complex data accessible through innovative storytelling and visualization techniques.
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