A graphic communication designer from the UAM, and a publishing production specialist from Edinba, she studied a Master of Publishing sponsored by the Charles III University of Madrid, University of Alicante, Autonomous University of Barcelona, and Santillana Publishing Company. She has undertaken ongoing professional development in the areas of art, design, typography, and book history. She has explored the fields of book binding, calligraphy, engravings, illustration, posters, and artists’ books. She has freelanced for clients such as the Toluca Fine Arts Museum, the Spanish Cultural Center in Mexico, the Libros de México magazine, Monterrey Technological Institute, El Colegio de México, and Random House Mondadori, among others. Alejandra managed the design department at the Artes de México publishing house for eight years, directing publication art (Magazine-book Artes de México and nine collections of art books, photographic, children’s and academic books, among others), coordinating exhibitions, designing and setting up stands. Her work is well recognized and has received several awards, including: the Caniem Publishing Art Award, Premio a! Diseño, Quorum Prize, CLAP International Design Prize, and the Mexican National Biennial Design Award. She co-founded Ahuehuete Oficio de libros.

A graduate of graphic design and communication specializing in publishing design from the Faculty of Arts and Design at the UNAM. In 2015, she went on an academic exchange to the Universidad Antonio Nariño in Colombia.  Upon returning to Mexico, she joined the publishing team at Artes de México, where she worked for two years in the design department. With her inclination towards design research, she completed the art anthropology diploma at the Center of Research and Tertiary Studies in Social Anthropology (CIESAS) in 2017, while concurrently working on a graphical investigation project on Ayotzinapa. She is currently studying a Visual Culture and Gender Seminar at the Museo Universitario de Arte Contemporáneo (MUAC). She co-founded Ahuehuete Oficio de libros.

Actuary for the faculty of science, with master’s studies in systems from the UNAM’s school of engineering where he is the Assistant Director of Academic Magazines and Digital Publications in the Office of Publications and Publishing Promotion, technical secretary for the Board of Academic and Peer-Reviewed Publications; general coordinator for the network of Directors and Publishers of Academic and Peer-Reviewed Publications; coordinator of the Regional System for On-Line information for Scientific Magazines in Latin America, the Caribbean, Spain and Portugal, Latindez; and professor at the School of Library Sciences in the faculty of philosophy and letters.

Historian, social theologist and writer. Illustrator, book binder, screenwriter and publishing house consultant. Officer for the UNAM’s Office of Publications and Publishing Promotion. Editorialist for the radio program Interlínea. UAM cultural editor. Member of the editorial committees for UNAM’s Pequeños Grandes Ensayos and the Ermitaño Press’s Quehacer Editorial. Among other publications, he has written the book La cultura editorial universitaria. He was an editor at Leer en común for the National Reading Halls Program. He founded the UNAM’s Books Information Center. He is a member of the Book and Reading Institute, and the group La Tertulia Editorial.

He graduated with a degree in Language and Literature from the Universidad Católica Andrés Bello and studied a master’s degree in Applied Sciences and Arts, with a major in television. He coordinated the book selection department for children and young adults of the Banco del Libro (Venezuela) and managed the magazine Parapara. He has given talks and workshops in different countries in Latin America and in universities in Europe and Asia. He has written peer-reviewed articles for academic publications, as well as “Un Panorama de la ilustración de libros para niños en América Latina” for the French magazine Hors Cadre and an essay about magic realism in Latin American children’s literature included in a volume about cultural studies published by Routledge. He wrote the essay “Leer y mirar el libro álbum: ¿Un género en construcción? (2007) and textbooks for children. He also wrote Panorama Breve de la Literatura Infantil en Venezuela (2013) and Temas de Literatura infantil (2014). He is a theorist and researcher in children’s literature. He was a guest professor of the Gretel master’s degree in Children’s Literature and was author and professor of the CERLALC virtual course on creative writing. He received a grant from the Internationale Jugendbibliothek (Germany) to develop research about printing processes in old books for children. He was on the judging panel of the prestigious Hans Christian Andersen Award, and the Bologna Raggazi Award of the Catálogo Iberoamericana Ilustra, and the Bratislava Illustration Biennial. He participated in the fellowship program of the Shanghai Children’s Book Fair and was a guest speaker at the Beijing Reading Festival. He is director of the Revista Barataria for Latin America children’s literature. He is currently Head of Strategic Relations of Editorial Norma and develops research proposals as an independent scholar.