The University of Guadalajara, through a project created by the Environmental Sciences Museum as part of the University’s Cultural Center, and with the support of the Guadalajara International Book Fair, has established the José Emilio Pacheco City and Nature Award. The prize, which will be given for the first time this year, will be dedicated to poetry. The winning author, who must write in Spanish and have at least ten unpublished poems or poems published in the last five years that are related to nature, urban sustainability, socio-ecological harmony and environmental conservation, will be given a purse of US $10,000. The award is dedicated to poet José Emilio Pacheco, whose work explores the duality between cities and nature.
Created by the University of Guadalajara, and with the collaboration of the National Institute for Indigenous Languages, the Culture Ministry, the National Commission for the Development of the Indigenous Cultures and Jalisco’s Department of Education, the American Indigenous Literature Award is granted to enrich, protect and promote the legacy and richness of Mexico’s indigenous peoples through literature in all its forms, and to and acknowledge and further develop the careers and works of indigenous authors. The award, which carries a purse of US $25,000, will be given for the fourth time at the 2016 FIL Guadalajara.
The SM Ibero-American Award for Literature for Children and Young People was implemented in 2005, the year of Ibero-American literature, with the goal of promoting literature for children and young people throughout Ibero-America. The award is given out each year during the Guadalajara International Book Fair to recognize writers of literature for children and young people and carries a purse of US $30,000.
Juan Carlos Quezadas
Karime Cardona Cury
With the goal of creating a network that helps to encourage the work of illustrators of books for children and young people in Ibero-America, the SM Foundation and the FIL Guadalajara invites illustrators to submit their work to be included in the Annual Ibero-American Illustration Catalog. The 45 works selected will be displayed in an exposition at the Guadalajara International Book Fair. In addition, illustrators will have the opportunity to work on an illustrated book with Ediciones SM and the winner will be given US $5,000. You can find more information at: www.iberoamericailustra.com
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Opening Ceremony
Inclusive Libraries: Gender, Equity, and Diversity
Libraries, in alignment with the importance of promoting, respecting, protecting, and guaranteeing human rights, should foster — through their services and informational resources — environments free from violence that enable gender equity in society.
Libraries play a significant role in advancing gender equality, diversity, and inclusion by providing access to information, creating spaces that encourage exploration and understanding of various communities, and taking actions to prevent the perpetuation of gender roles and stereotypes in their service to users.
In this context, the XXXVIII International Colloquium of Librarians, to be held on December 2, 3, and 4, 2024, as part of the Guadalajara International Book Fair, will focus on the theme "Inclusive Libraries: Gender, Equity, and Diversity." This colloquium will explore the relationship between libraries and gender from academic, library science, publishing, and literary perspectives, as well as the ways in which libraries can be involved.
Sergio López Ruelas
President of the Organizing Committee
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International Librarian Symposium
Inaugural Keynote Address
Inclusive Libraries: Gender, Equity, and Diversity
Libraries, in alignment with the importance of promoting, respecting, protecting, and guaranteeing human rights, should foster — through their services and informational resources — environments free from violence that enable gender equity in society.
Libraries play a significant role in advancing gender equality, diversity, and inclusion by providing access to information, creating spaces that encourage exploration and understanding of various communities, and taking actions to prevent the perpetuation of gender roles and stereotypes in their service to users.
In this context, the XXXVIII International Colloquium of Librarians, to be held on December 2, 3, and 4, 2024, as part of the Guadalajara International Book Fair, will focus on the theme "Inclusive Libraries: Gender, Equity, and Diversity." This colloquium will explore the relationship between libraries and gender from academic, library science, publishing, and literary perspectives, as well as the ways in which libraries can be involved.
Sergio López Ruelas
President of the Organizing Committee
Participant: Silvia Elena Giorguli Saucedo
Silvia Elena Giorguli Saucedo
Es licenciada en sociología por la Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, maestra en demografía por El Colegio de México, y doctora en sociología por la Universidad de Brown. Ha sido profesora investigadora del Centro de Estudios Demográficos, Urbanos y Ambientales de El Colegio de México (Colmex). Su investigación demográfica y la mayoría de sus publicaciones se ha centrado en tres líneas: migración internacional en América; transiciones a la adultez en México y América Latina; la intersección entre dinámica demográfica, educación y políticas públicas. Ha colaborado en el Consejo Consultivo Ciudadano para la Política de Población y el Consejo Consultivo de la Política de Migración, así como con UNFPA, UNICEF, ONU-Mujeres, CEPAL y en diversas iniciativas vinculadas con la discusión sobre tendencias demográficas y políticas públicas. Es miembro del Sistema Nacional de Investigadores (Nivel II), y desde 2015 es presidenta de El Colegio de México.
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Panel: Libraries and Gender
Inclusive Libraries: Gender, Equity, and Diversity
Libraries, in alignment with the importance of promoting, respecting, protecting, and guaranteeing human rights, should foster — through their services and informational resources — environments free from violence that enable gender equity in society.
Libraries play a significant role in advancing gender equality, diversity, and inclusion by providing access to information, creating spaces that encourage exploration and understanding of various communities, and taking actions to prevent the perpetuation of gender roles and stereotypes in their service to users.
In this context, the XXXVIII International Colloquium of Librarians, to be held on December 2, 3, and 4, 2024, as part of the Guadalajara International Book Fair, will focus on the theme "Inclusive Libraries: Gender, Equity, and Diversity." This colloquium will explore the relationship between libraries and gender from academic, library science, publishing, and literary perspectives, as well as the ways in which libraries can be involved.
Sergio López Ruelas
President of the Organizing Committee
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Panel: Libraries and Gender
This panel will address the relationship between libraries and gender from different perspectives, such as, for example, the work of women printers and the inclusion in library facilities of materials related to specific literary genres, as well as the limited access that women had to these spaces.
Participants: Marina Garone Gravier, Camelia Romero Millán
Moderator: Susana Gabriela Muñiz Moreno
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Keynote Address
Inclusive Libraries: Gender, Equity, and Diversity
Libraries, in alignment with the importance of promoting, respecting, protecting, and guaranteeing human rights, should foster — through their services and informational resources — environments free from violence that enable gender equity in society.
Libraries play a significant role in advancing gender equality, diversity, and inclusion by providing access to information, creating spaces that encourage exploration and understanding of various communities, and taking actions to prevent the perpetuation of gender roles and stereotypes in their service to users.
In this context, the XXXVIII International Colloquium of Librarians, to be held on December 2, 3, and 4, 2024, as part of the Guadalajara International Book Fair, will focus on the theme "Inclusive Libraries: Gender, Equity, and Diversity." This colloquium will explore the relationship between libraries and gender from academic, library science, publishing, and literary perspectives, as well as the ways in which libraries can be involved.
Sergio López Ruelas
President of the Organizing Committee
Participant: Laura Guindal Martínez
Laura Guindal Martínez
Invitado de HonorEs licenciada en información y documentación, comenzó su carrera en la Biblioteca Nacional de España. Ha dedicado su carrera al desarrollo y mejora de las bibliotecas en España. Tras su paso por la Biblioteca Nacional de España, fue Jefa de Área de Proyectos Bibliotecarios en la Subdirección General de Coordinación Bibliotecaria, liderando proyectos como la gestión de Hispana y su colaboración con Europeana, y dirigiendo la Biblioteca Virtual de Patrimonio Bibliográfico y la Biblioteca Virtual de Prensa Histórica. Desde 2022, es Subdirectora General de Coordinación Bibliotecaria del Ministerio de Cultura, encargándose de ejecutar programas y planes para el fomento de las bibliotecas, coordinar la cooperación bibliotecaria, ofrecer servicios técnicos y gestionar la creación y dotación de bibliotecas estatales. Su trabajo sigue siendo esencial en la modernización y accesibilidad de los recursos bibliotecarios en su país.
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Panel: Access to Information for Equity and Diversity
Inclusive Libraries: Gender, Equity, and Diversity
Libraries, in alignment with the importance of promoting, respecting, protecting, and guaranteeing human rights, should foster — through their services and informational resources — environments free from violence that enable gender equity in society.
Libraries play a significant role in advancing gender equality, diversity, and inclusion by providing access to information, creating spaces that encourage exploration and understanding of various communities, and taking actions to prevent the perpetuation of gender roles and stereotypes in their service to users.
In this context, the XXXVIII International Colloquium of Librarians, to be held on December 2, 3, and 4, 2024, as part of the Guadalajara International Book Fair, will focus on the theme "Inclusive Libraries: Gender, Equity, and Diversity." This colloquium will explore the relationship between libraries and gender from academic, library science, publishing, and literary perspectives, as well as the ways in which libraries can be involved.
Sergio López Ruelas
President of the Organizing Committee
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Panel: Access to Information for Equity and Diversity
This panel will present papers focused primarily on specific genres, such as feminist literature, LGBTQ+, and women's literature, which seek to highlight diverse voices and perspectives related to gender and the work of libraries to be inclusive and respectful places of diversity, as well as the implications that libraries have had to experience in order to offer resources and services that represent diverse gender experiences, and provide a safe space for all users, regardless of their identity or sexual orientation.
Participants: Verónica Soria Ramírez, María del Carmen Serna Castañeda, Ginnette María Guillén Jiménez, Nadia Hafid
Nadia Hafid
Invitado de Honor(Terrassa, 1990) se graduó en bellas artes por la Universidad de Barcelona y estudió artes aplicadas al muro en la Escola Llotja. Combina ilustración y cómic, y sus dibujos han copado portadas para el suplemento Babelia de El País, así como para artículos en medios internacionales como The New York Times, The Economist, The New Yorker, Berliner Zeitung, The Washington Post, entre otros.
El buen padre (2020), su debut con Sapristi, se llevó el Premio al mejor autor emergente de la Asociación de Críticos de Cómic, y fue incluido en la lista de los 100 mejores cómics nacionales por Rockdeluxe, y destacado en la recopilación de mejores cómics de la revista Jot Down. También fue nominada al Salón del Cómic en la categoría de mejor obra revelación en 2021.
Ha sido traducido al francés por la editorial Casterman, y al turco por Beta Basim Yayin Dagitim edicions.
Chacales es su segundo cómic (2022) publicado por Sapristi del que recibió el Premio El Ojo Crítico 2022 en la categoría de cómic, y ha sido nominado a mejor obra en el Salón del cómic en su 41 edición. Fue ganadora del Premio talento joven Sento Llobell 2023.
Ha formado parte de la exposición Constelación gráfica del Centro de Cultura Contemporánea de Barcelona-CCCB (2022-2023) dedicada al cómic experimental y de vanguardia.
Imparte clases de ilustración editorial en el máster de cómic e ilustración de la Escuela Elisava (Facultad de Diseño e Ingeniería de Barcelona).
Ha sido jurado de la Beca de Cómic Ficomic, y jurado en las Ayudas INJUVE de Creación Joven.
Instagram: @nadihaf
www.nadiahafid.com
Other activities involving the participant:
Taller de cómics con Nadia Hadif
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Cultural Talk
Inclusive Libraries: Gender, Equity, and Diversity
Libraries, in alignment with the importance of promoting, respecting, protecting, and guaranteeing human rights, should foster — through their services and informational resources — environments free from violence that enable gender equity in society.
Libraries play a significant role in advancing gender equality, diversity, and inclusion by providing access to information, creating spaces that encourage exploration and understanding of various communities, and taking actions to prevent the perpetuation of gender roles and stereotypes in their service to users.
In this context, the XXXVIII International Colloquium of Librarians, to be held on December 2, 3, and 4, 2024, as part of the Guadalajara International Book Fair, will focus on the theme "Inclusive Libraries: Gender, Equity, and Diversity." This colloquium will explore the relationship between libraries and gender from academic, library science, publishing, and literary perspectives, as well as the ways in which libraries can be involved.
Sergio López Ruelas
President of the Organizing Committee
Participant: María Fernanda Ampuero
María Fernanda Ampuero
Nació en Guayaquil, Ecuador, en 1976, y estudió literatura. Colabora con numerosos medios internacionales y hoy en día ha publicado dos libros de crónicas, Lo que aprendí en la peluquería y Permiso de residencia. En 2016 ganó el Premio Cosecha Eñe de relato. Pelea de gallos, su primer libro de cuentos, le ha situado como una de las voces más importantes de la literatura latinoamericana actual. Ha sido traducida a distintos idiomas. En la editorial Páginas de Espuma ha publicado dos libros de cuentos Pelea de gallos (2018) y Sacrificios humanos (2021).
Other activities involving the participant:
Latin America Viva
Toxic relationships in literature
Activities for Professionals
International Librarian Symposium
Cultural Talk
Inclusive Libraries: Gender, Equity, and Diversity
Libraries, in alignment with the importance of promoting, respecting, protecting, and guaranteeing human rights, should foster — through their services and informational resources — environments free from violence that enable gender equity in society.
Libraries play a significant role in advancing gender equality, diversity, and inclusion by providing access to information, creating spaces that encourage exploration and understanding of various communities, and taking actions to prevent the perpetuation of gender roles and stereotypes in their service to users.
In this context, the XXXVIII International Colloquium of Librarians, to be held on December 2, 3, and 4, 2024, as part of the Guadalajara International Book Fair, will focus on the theme "Inclusive Libraries: Gender, Equity, and Diversity." This colloquium will explore the relationship between libraries and gender from academic, library science, publishing, and literary perspectives, as well as the ways in which libraries can be involved.
Sergio López Ruelas
President of the Organizing Committee
Activities for Professionals
International Librarian Symposium
General Report
Inclusive Libraries: Gender, Equity, and Diversity
Libraries, in alignment with the importance of promoting, respecting, protecting, and guaranteeing human rights, should foster — through their services and informational resources — environments free from violence that enable gender equity in society.
Libraries play a significant role in advancing gender equality, diversity, and inclusion by providing access to information, creating spaces that encourage exploration and understanding of various communities, and taking actions to prevent the perpetuation of gender roles and stereotypes in their service to users.
In this context, the XXXVIII International Colloquium of Librarians, to be held on December 2, 3, and 4, 2024, as part of the Guadalajara International Book Fair, will focus on the theme "Inclusive Libraries: Gender, Equity, and Diversity." This colloquium will explore the relationship between libraries and gender from academic, library science, publishing, and literary perspectives, as well as the ways in which libraries can be involved.
Sergio López Ruelas
President of the Organizing Committee
Participants: Diana E. González Ortega, Rosalía del Carmen Macías Rodríguez
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International Librarian Symposium
Closing Ceremony
Inclusive Libraries: Gender, Equity, and Diversity
Libraries, in alignment with the importance of promoting, respecting, protecting, and guaranteeing human rights, should foster — through their services and informational resources — environments free from violence that enable gender equity in society.
Libraries play a significant role in advancing gender equality, diversity, and inclusion by providing access to information, creating spaces that encourage exploration and understanding of various communities, and taking actions to prevent the perpetuation of gender roles and stereotypes in their service to users.
In this context, the XXXVIII International Colloquium of Librarians, to be held on December 2, 3, and 4, 2024, as part of the Guadalajara International Book Fair, will focus on the theme "Inclusive Libraries: Gender, Equity, and Diversity." This colloquium will explore the relationship between libraries and gender from academic, library science, publishing, and literary perspectives, as well as the ways in which libraries can be involved.
Sergio López Ruelas
President of the Organizing Committee
Participant: Sergio López Ruelas