President Néstor Kirchner Fellows
Call 2017-2018 Sofía Bernat, Argentina PhD candidate in Journalism and Social Communication at the National University of La Plata in Argentina, and holds a bachelor’s degree in in the same field. She worked at the civil organization Techo, coordinating the...
PNK Fellowship complete list of Fellows 2011 – 2018
The President Nestor Kirchner Fellowship completed it’s first seven years counting 24 fellows form 2011 to 2018 In these seven years, more than 760 young people from all Latin American countries have applied to the Fellowship. In each of the editions, fellowship...Why does Community Participation Arouse our Interest? An Approach to the Organizational Modes Developed by Ringuelet Settlement Neighbors during their Relocation
By Sofía Bernat Introduction This first version of our essay is part of the doctoral dissertation “Socio-urban transformations and everyday life: relocation of Ringuelet’s settlement (2013-2017). Inhabiting (after) the flood”. Its aim is to analyze -from a...PNK Fellowship Calls
How to apply Calls Fellows Announcements News Publications Evaluators Call 2017-2018:Applications will be recieved from March 1st to May 21st, 2017. For details on how to apply, please visit: www.becanestorkirchner.org. Questions can be sent...
EVENT SUMMARY · Public Lecture by Patricia Martinez Coral and Casandra Castorena Sanchez, 2017-2018 PNK Fellows
March 8th, 2018 · The New School · New York The Spring Public Lecture of the President Nestor Kirchner (PNK) Fellowship 2017-2018 took place on March 8, 2018 in the Klein Conference Room at The New School in New York. The event was postponed to March 8th due to severe...
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