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TREES
Teaching and Researching
Equitable Economics
from the South
TREES is an initiative that brings together research, teaching, and outreach to understand and transform inequalities from a Latin American perspective. We work to ensure knowledge flows between the Global South and Global North, connecting ideas, people, and places around a shared purpose: building more just, cohesive, and sustainable societies.
TREES
Teaching and Researching
Equitable Economics
from the South
TREES is an initiative that brings together research, teaching, and outreach to understand and transform inequalities from a Latin American perspective. We work to ensure knowledge flows between the Global South and Global North, connecting ideas, people, and places around a shared purpose: building more just, cohesive, and sustainable societies.
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TREES in numbers
Note: The results presented here reflect TREES’ work through December 2025.
Territorial impact
- +10 countries involved and actively contributing.
- +15 disciplines integrated across TREES projects and processes.
- +50 inter-institutional collaborations with universities, research centers, and partner organizations.
Academic impact
- +60 students engaged in research projects and academic placements.
- +40 research projects supported through TREES funding.
- +40 participations in international academic spaces.
- +190 students completed certified TREES courses.
Educational innovation
- +85 participants involved in the TREES Pedagogical Laboratories, spaces for creating resources to teach about equity.
- +600 educators in the Community of Practice, which promotes the open exchange of training methodologies, tools, and experiences.
Communication for impact
- +2 million accounts reached across media and social platforms.
- +260 one thousand digital engagements.
- +20 public events focused on inequality-related conversations.
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TREES’s Leaves Newsletter
Explore new ways of understanding inequality. Each edition share ideas, research and resources. Subscribe and receive in your inbox inspiration to rethink inequalities.
Subscribe to TREES’ LeavesCommunity of Practice
The TREES Community of Practice connects educators committed to teaching with an equity-focused approach. By joining, you can exchange experiences, access teaching resources, and take part in collaborative spaces.
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We collaborate with universities, research centers, and organizations that promote knowledge to build more equitable and sustainable societies across the Global North and the Global South
- El Colegio de México
- Applied Economics Program
- Santa Fe Institute
- Columbia University
- Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- Pathways: beyond neoliberalism: voices from MENA
- London School of Economics and Political Science
- CORE-Econ
- University College London
- Harvard University
- Sustainable Development Goals Center
- Center for Critical Imagination
- Southern Centre for Inequality Studies
- Howard University
- University of California, Berkeley
- University of Oxford
- Rosario University
- Let's reimagine
- Evidence in Governance and Politics
- Pontificia Universidad Javeriana