“Internet And The Pandemic In The Americas. The First Health Crisis Of The Digital Era”
The purpose of this volume is to show how the Internet has served humanity in various areas in the times…
Library Region: Latin America and the Caribbean
“La Democracia En El Momento Actual”
This is a compilation of presentations from the “Democracy in the Present Moment”, a series of videoconferences held in 2020,…
“Multilateralismo: Perspectivas Latinoamericanas”
This publication is a contribution to promote international cooperation and multilateralism.The book is aimed at the Latin American reader and…
La convocatoria del Premio Latinoamericano #DemocraciaDigital
The call for the Latin American Award #DemocraciaDigital is open. Be sure to participate in this important free online contest…
Observatorio Latinoamericano Democracia Digital
The Latin American Digital Democracy Observatory is a web platform that gathers, systematizes and geolocates the digital projects that have…
El Observatorio Nacional Democracia Digital ya contiene todos los proyectos que han participado en la novena edición del Premio Nacional
The National Digital Democracy Observatory now contains all the projects that have participated in the ninth edition of the National…
#DemocraciaDigital fue parte del Foro Mundial para la Ciudadanía y la Educación
#DigitalDemocracy was part of the World Forum for Citizenship and Education, organized by #VirtualEduca and the National Electoral Institute of…
En el 2022 #DemocraciaDigital logró llegar a más ciudades y regiones del #Perú.
n 2022 #DigitalDemocracy managed to reach more cities and regions of #Peru. We have been able to learn about and…
Counterpart’s Rights and Dignity Project Strengthens Civil Society in El Salvador
Throughout months of unrest amid El Salvador’s ongoing state of emergency, Counterpart and our partners remain steadfast in its mission…
Power of Cinema Engages Youth in El Salvador on Human Rights
In San Salvador at Cinépolis, Galerías and in San Miguel at the University of Oriente (UNIVO), more than 200 youth…