Comunica Investiga Lab

Equipo organizador

Equipo organizador

Eva

Eva Verónica Santivañez Santos

Miembro fundador

Esta insignia especial tiene el honor de ser entregada a lxs integrantes de la primera edición del Lab, quienes no solo evidenciaron rigurosidad académica durante el proceso de investigación, sino también valentía y perseverancia para aventurarse a ser parte de nuestra primera comunidad de investigadorxs. Quienes posean esta insignia tienen la oportunidad de incorporarae como parte del equipo organizador. Siempre serán bienvenidxs y recordadxs por toda la comunidad de Comunica Investiga Lab.
Graduated in Communication for Development. She has researched and developed projects on gender, communication and love. She is part of the founding team of "El consultorio del amor", an initiative that seeks to question the myths of romantic love to prevent gender violence. She is currently working on her undergraduate thesis on the forms of community organization of a group of Shipibo-Konibo youth, Comando Mático, in Pucallpa to treat people infected with covid-19 with herbal and conventional medicine during 2020.
eva.santivanez@pucp.edu.pe
Claudia

Claudia Patricia Tejada Rosapérez

Miembro fundador

Esta insignia especial tiene el honor de ser entregada a lxs integrantes de la primera edición del Lab, quienes no solo evidenciaron rigurosidad académica durante el proceso de investigación, sino también valentía y perseverancia para aventurarse a ser parte de nuestra primera comunidad de investigadorxs. Quienes posean esta insignia tienen la oportunidad de incorporarae como parte del equipo organizador. Siempre serán bienvenidxs y recordadxs por toda la comunidad de Comunica Investiga Lab.
She is in the seventh cycle of Communication for Development. She made a diagnosis of masculinities in male students of first and last cycles of EEGGLL with the youth organization "Ainbo". Likewise, she did a group research in the "Methods" course to see if the types of masculinity represented in the male characters of the anime Boku no hero Academia and/or Attack on Titan influence the preferences for the characters of EEGGLL students at PUCP. The topics she is interested in are the analysis of trending audiovisual products, as well as social and human rights issues such as machismo, racism, homophobia and stigmatization in society.
a20190672@pucp.edu.pe
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Nicole

Nicole Urday Vásquez

Miembro fundador

Esta insignia especial tiene el honor de ser entregada a lxs integrantes de la primera edición del Lab, quienes no solo evidenciaron rigurosidad académica durante el proceso de investigación, sino también valentía y perseverancia para aventurarse a ser parte de nuestra primera comunidad de investigadorxs. Quienes posean esta insignia tienen la oportunidad de incorporarae como parte del equipo organizador. Siempre serán bienvenidxs y recordadxs por toda la comunidad de Comunica Investiga Lab.
Student of Communication for Development. She has a strong interest in intercultural communication, gender studies, social conflicts, communication for social change, education, politics, audiovisual production analysis and social networks.
nicole.urday@pucp.edu.pe

Participantes

Eva Verónica Santivañez Santos

Graduated in Communication for Development. She has researched and developed projects on gender, communication and love. She is part of the founding team of "El consultorio del amor", an initiative that seeks to question the myths of romantic love to prevent gender violence. She is currently working on her undergraduate thesis on the forms of community organization of a group of Shipibo-Konibo youth, Comando Mático, in Pucallpa to treat people infected with covid-19 with herbal and conventional medicine during 2020.
eva.santivanez@pucp.edu.pe

Claudia Patricia Tejada Rosapérez

She is in the seventh cycle of Communication for Development. She made a diagnosis of masculinities in male students of first and last cycles of EEGGLL with the youth organization "Ainbo". Likewise, she did a group research in the "Methods" course to see if the types of masculinity represented in the male characters of the anime Boku no hero Academia and/or Attack on Titan influence the preferences for the characters of EEGGLL students at PUCP. The topics she is interested in are the analysis of trending audiovisual products, as well as social and human rights issues such as machismo, racism, homophobia and stigmatization in society.
a20190672@pucp.edu.pe
LinkedIn

Nicole Urday Vásquez

Student of Communication for Development. She has a strong interest in intercultural communication, gender studies, social conflicts, communication for social change, education, politics, audiovisual production analysis and social networks.
nicole.urday@pucp.edu.pe

Colaboradores

Eva Verónica Santivañez Santos

Graduated in Communication for Development. She has researched and developed projects on gender, communication and love. She is part of the founding team of "El consultorio del amor", an initiative that seeks to question the myths of romantic love to prevent gender violence. She is currently working on her undergraduate thesis on the forms of community organization of a group of Shipibo-Konibo youth, Comando Mático, in Pucallpa to treat people infected with covid-19 with herbal and conventional medicine during 2020.
eva.santivanez@pucp.edu.pe

Claudia Patricia Tejada Rosapérez

She is in the seventh cycle of Communication for Development. She made a diagnosis of masculinities in male students of first and last cycles of EEGGLL with the youth organization "Ainbo". Likewise, she did a group research in the "Methods" course to see if the types of masculinity represented in the male characters of the anime Boku no hero Academia and/or Attack on Titan influence the preferences for the characters of EEGGLL students at PUCP. The topics she is interested in are the analysis of trending audiovisual products, as well as social and human rights issues such as machismo, racism, homophobia and stigmatization in society.
a20190672@pucp.edu.pe
LinkedIn

Nicole Urday Vásquez

Student of Communication for Development. She has a strong interest in intercultural communication, gender studies, social conflicts, communication for social change, education, politics, audiovisual production analysis and social networks.
nicole.urday@pucp.edu.pe