Indira Cornelio

Since 2010, Indira has been working in digital communication for social change, involved in projects and also facilitating trainings in Mexico and Latin America. Community coordinator for the Spanish Infoactivism project of Tactical Technology Collective in 2010-2011. In 2011, she joined the Global Voices community as a translator. In 2012-2013, she worked at Oxfam Mexico as digital communications coordinator. At present, she works at the Infoactivism program and women ICT project's in SocialTIC, a ICT for social change Mexican NGO and also with WITNESS, a video for advocacy NGO based in New York.

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Latest posts by Indira Cornelio

Why we Hate the Word Metrics?

What is your relationship with monitoring and evaluation? Hate? Maybe it is not that we hate them, but maybe the problem is that we simply do not know where to start.

April 8, 2016

Voices of Women: Stories That Transform

Voices of women, stories that transform is a project that gathered more than 20 women from Central Mexico in 2015 to straighten their communication efforts. Our goal is to add up in the effort of documenting our stories so that we are the ones telling them.

January 24, 2016

Soy Homosensual (I am homosensual)

To raise awareness in Mexico about LGBTI issues. An online campaign was launched. Build upon a digital space that uses humor and LGBTI daily issues this space is used to build a community and introduce rights issues to a general LGBTI audience.

January 7, 2016

Lugo y las drogas (Lugo and the drugs)

To raise awareness among youth on drugs and drug consumption. Espolea launched a campaign based on a series of videos on Youtube where Lugo (a friendly puppet) talks about his experience with drugs.

January 7, 2016

Chiapasionate

After the death of Susanna tragic death in the hospital, due to the lack of care and online campaign was launched demanding the Mexican Government to offer reparation of damages for Susana's family and that the San Cristobal Women's Hospital becomes safe for women.

January 7, 2016