Communication, especially
Audiovisual Language, create
a basic tool to show women’s
work, their circumstances, to
get to know their culture…
but most of all, the different
impact by gender that exist in
indigenous communities. The
training and broadcasting work
done through CLACPI and
the Red de Comunicadoras
y Realizadoras Indígenas,
allows us to represent
ourselves and our people, and
to identify ourselves as valid
representatives in the middle of
a universe of voices that usually
talk for us or in the worst case
ignore our existence.
Jeannette Paillán, mapuche. Chile.
Coordinadora Latinoamericana de Cine y
Comunicación de los Pueblos Indígenas,
CLACPI
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to have our own voice in society.
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