We are a team that brings together and honors different experiences, knowledge, and skills under the premise that stories are powerful: they can produce and perpetuate social relations of exclusion, but they can also challenge them and contribute to the creation of alternative futures of social justice.

This podcast, together with its accompanying curriculum and website, are the product of a collaborative research and creation process carried out by:

• Ana Luisa Ramírez Flórez and Jenry Serna Córdoba, Afro-Colombian social leaders from the Bajo Atrato region, committed to community work and founders of Ronca el Canalete, a training school in leadership and communication skills.
• Catalina Muñoz Rojas, history professor at the Universidad de los Andes and co-founder of the project Historias para lo que viene which applies historical thinking and historical narrative to the building of more just futures.
• Daniel Ruiz-Serna professor of anthropology at McGill University. His research on Bajo Atrato has been awarded the Julian Steward Prize by the Anthropology & Environment Society of the American Anthropological Association. Additionally, he received an Honorable Mention for the Best Book by a Scholar from the Global South, presented by the International Studies Association’s (ISA) Peace Studies Section.
• colectiva normal, a group of documentary makers, researches, designers and academics devoted to creating and disseminating high-quality narrative projects and collaborative production methodologies that generate social impact;
• Helga Moreno Collantes, communicator, journalist and teacher at the Institución Educativa Rural San Miguel del Tigre in Yondó, Antioquia, experienced in the creation of pedagogical materials for radio;
• Fernando Alberto Gálvez Rodríguez, anthropologist, sociologist and teacher at the Escuela Normal Superior Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra in Guacarí, Valle del Cauca, experienced in the use of art and media for the teaching and learning of citizenship competencies;