Edilma Prada Céspedes

Periodista de investigación. Con estudio de posgrado en DD.HH y Cultura de Paz. Lleva 15 años cubriendo temas de conflicto armado, pueblos indígenas, paz y medio ambiente. Fundadora y directora del medio Agenda Propia, (www.agendapropia.co) iniciativa de co-creación periodística en temas de pueblos indígenas y grupos minoritarios. Actualmente es becaria del Pulitzer Center - Rainforest Journalism Fund y es Fellow de International Women's Media Foundation, Programa ADELANTE. Es capacitadora en periodismo, narrativas de paz, datos abiertos y herramientas digitales de la DW Akademie en América Latina. En 2015 fue becaria del programa "Agentes de Cambio para la Promoción de Gobiernos Abiertos en las Américas" (conocido en inglés como "The OAS Fellowship on Open Government in the Americas"), de la Organización de Estados Americanos, OEA, donde gestó la iniciativa Periodismo Abierto.

Toward journalism that is more inclusive of plural indigenous voices

August 9, 2019 by Edilma Prada Céspedes Leave a Comment

Journalists are said to write "the first draft of history." These references later become part of the collective bodies of information that are discussed as "knowledge". But whose voices are included in this history? Agenda Propia (Our Agenda) proposes a methodology for the co-creation of journalistic work and data to report on indigenous issues and alongside fellow indigenous … [Read more...] about Toward journalism that is more inclusive of plural indigenous voices

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