Strengthening women creators

Between 2018 and 2019 the following results can be highlighted: * two meetings with ethnic and community groups with the participation of 100 women: a first meeting with 70 indigenous communicators and leaders, "the origin of the word and the image of indigenous women", was organized in alliance with onic, in order to strengthen the work of indigenous communicators and the production of their own content in favour of the protection of the rights of indigenous women. a second meeting between 30 culture carriers and managers from the pacific coast of cauca (lopez de micay, guapi and timbiqui), in order to make visible and recognize the oral tradition, knowledge and narratives typical of that region and the fundamental role they play in safeguarding culture and life in their territory. * three ethnic communication grants - in alliance with rtvc - senal colombia, that called for ethnic groups to produce a documentary film with an emphasis on the protection of the fundamental rights of women. the three winning projects were awarded to indigenous groups, and two of them were made in their language. * five women creators scholarships for the development of non-fiction projects for television, produced by teams made up of women to address issues associated with memory, diversity, the role of women in their territories, identity, among others. * three media and territory scholarships, to sponsor three autonomous initiatives of training in media use and content creation with the rural communication collective opds "women on the water path", the association of afro-descendant women of northern cauca "escuela de comunicacion de las renacientes" and the agricultural association vereda de chapacual; each will attend to the needs and collective interests of their respective territory from a cultural perspective. one-hundred women from the departments of bolivar, cauca and narino benefited from these scholarships. * two creation scholarships: creative practices of digital sound production-podcast, that seek to encourage the use and sense of ownership of digital tools in order to explore sound production and narrative techniques, and circulation of content through the podcast; in both cases the purpose is to highlight the work of women with the medium of sound. * one training process for 30 narrators, writers, poets, carriers and cultural managers of the buenaventura district during the implementation of the "media narratives" module of the pilot programme afro women narrate their territory. * 66 media products with visual, audio and convergent elements that tell the stories of women involving their memory, territory, cultural heritage, native languages, water, food, peace, among other topics. these products circulate through community and public interest media, libraries, cultural centres, community video festivals and digital platforms.

$184,043