We Officially Launch Our CREER Podcast
At CREER, we are pleased to announce the official launch of our institutional podcast. As part of the celebration of our first 10 years, we decided to create a space to foster open and authentic conversations on topics of great relevance to today’s global context, in line with our purpose of promoting balanced dialogue with diverse stakeholders.
In the first episode, we discuss “Think Tanks and Action in the Global Context” with two outstanding guests: Diana Guzmán, Director of Dejusticia, and Juliana Uribe, CEO and Founder of Movilizatorio, who shared their insights, experiences, and perspectives on various issues.
Throughout this series, we will address topics such as polarization, disinformation, and the energy transition; human rights risks and impacts of the wind energy sector in Colombia; human rights challenges in the extraction of critical minerals in Colombia and Latin America; indigenous communities, workers, and mine closures, among others.
We invite you to listen to the podcast and follow our channel on Spotify to stay updated on new episodes.
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