Friday October 22, 2010 Magna Cienfuegos Universidad Alberto Hurtado
41 (Metro Los Heroes)
Event Structure
This version of the V Chair Ignacio Martín Baró has a line of reflection and discussion topics, organized in three thematic tables and a partnership meeting, accompanied cultural activities designed to share a multicultural space living: traditional craft shows, forums and closing concert documentary, among others.
Line Reflection and Discussion consists of four thematic panels and a partnership meeting.
Each of the tables are built around a problem, and are intended to provide a particular look on it from different perspectives. Each table is composed of actors from academia and leaders or representatives of social organizations, and considers a time for individual presentations and a conversation with the audience.
Between one and another table, are considered rest areas that allow for conversation and meeting participants.
For its part, the Collaboration meeting aims given as a meeting place to explore and delineate potential joint working relationships around ideas of common interest between those participants of the Chair who are interested in developing joint projects or other partnerships.
tables are:
Table 1: The social psychology at the life and work of Ignacio Martín Baró
Its aim is to provide a sense of social psychology comes in the life and work of
Ignacio Martín Baró, and the manner in which the Chair seeks to continue this work in its different versions
.
Table 2: Chile and Chilean society since the original peoples
Through the testimony of representatives of various peoples, in this table will be a reflection on the possibilities of cultural coexistence in Chile that respects and values \u200b\u200bthe wealth cultural diversity of indigenous peoples. What does the Chilean society from experience and experience of persons as members of indigenous peoples? What can you tell us about how to deal with the challenge to create a society where their different cultural tributaries can live together and facilitated their right to participation and cultural reproduction?
Table 3: Chile and Chilean society from migrants
It aims to provide a look of Chile and Chilean society from the perspectives of people who have migrated to Chile with a view to settle.
Table 4: Multiculturalism in Chile and right
The objective of this roundtable is to discuss the conditions from the point of view of the right to
Chile can be a multicultural society.
Partnership Meeting
For the constitution of the workshop, stakeholders may register for the Chair, completing a form available for it. 
Friday October 22 Aula Magna, Cienfuegos 41 Hours
09:00 Opening Remarks Chair Fernando Montes SJ Rector
9:30 to 10:30 Conversation: The Psychology Social life and work of Ignacio Martín Baró
Elizabeth Lira, Director Center for Ethics, Universidad Alberto Hurtado.
Sandra Londoño, Director, Department of Psychology, P. Universidad Javeriana de Cali. Aula Magna Hall Café
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11:00 to 12:30 Table: Chile since the original peoples
Cecilia Flores Carlos, President National Council of Mallkus Aymara and t'allas
Monica Vargas, Visual Artist and Educator Licanantay, Mg. on National Policies: the word education and culture. Consultant and Cultural Management. José
Teao, Artisan Carver Rapanui
Jaime Huenún, Mapuche poet huilliche, Cultural Manager and Professor Universidad Diego Portales
Moderator: José Antonio Román, Area Manager Social and Community Psychology, Faculty of Psychology UAH.
Lunch Break 14:00 to 15:30 Board: International Migrants and Multiculturalism in Chile: a way to build together.
Stefoni Carolina sociologist, Department of Sociology, UAH.
Felix Martinez, social worker, Community Area Manager, Jesuit Service for Migrants. Delia
Curahuara, Representative of the Association of Women Migrants Warmipura.
Moderator: Rodrigo Aguayo SJ, Director Jesuit Migrant Service Chile. Café
16:00 to 17:30 Board: Multiculturalism law in Chile and Lautaro
Loncón, Cecilia Mendoza
Mapuche lawyer Yere, President Licanantay Kausama Association.
Sebastian Kaufmann, a lawyer and Doctor of Philosophy, Philosophy Department, UAH.
Moderator: Elizabeth Lira, Director Center for Ethics, Law School, UAH. Café
18:00 to 19:30 shows documentary: Documentary Exhibition "The Booty" Daun Totoro Core Organizers Visual Anthropology, University Academy of Christian Humanism
Gaston Carreño, anthropologist, Coordinating Center for Visual Anthropology, University Academy Christian humanism. Mary
Peace Moves, anthropologist, Ph.D. in American Studies, IDEA-USACH
Felipe Maturana, anthropologist, Ph.D. in Latin American Studies, University of Chile.
19:30 to 20:30 Closing Agape Concert Mapuche and Aymara
Organize Groups UAH Music Institute Intimarka, Rayen Mapu and
My Earth Art Association Saturday October 23 Almirante Barroso 26, Room C11
10: 00 - 12:00 Collaboration Meeting Chair: Rebeca Gonzalez / CREAS Interested
Register on Friday 22 in the Chair.
Area Social and Community Psychology, Faculty of Psychology Universidad Alberto Hurtado
collaborate
• Center for Ethics, Law School, Universidad Alberto Hurtado
• Center for Reflection and Social Action CREAS, Vicerrectoría Integration, Universidad Alberto Hurtado
• Jesuit Migrant Service
• PRISMA Migrant Program, School of Psychology, Universidad Alberto Hurtado
• Center for Visual Anthropology, University Academy of Christian Humanism
• Institute of Music, University Alberto Hurtado
• Department of Philosophy, Faculty of Philosophy and Humanities, Universidad Alberto Hurtado
• Department of Sociology, Faculty of Social Sciences, Universidad Alberto Hurtado
• germinates, Knowledge for Action
• Migrant Women's Association Warmipura
• National Council of Mallkus Aymara and t'allas
• Licanantay Association Kausama
• Association Sponsors
Intimarka
• Collective Social Psychology, Pontificia Universidad Javeriana de Cali
• Collective Social Psychology, Pontificia Universidad Javeriana of Bogotá Embassy of Colombia
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