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We build and participate in public conversations conversations about inequalities by connecting evidence evidence to people's realities and decision-making. decision making.
Component Outreach
We build and participate in public conversations conversations about inequalities by connecting evidence evidence to people's realities and decision-making. decision making.
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Delves into ideas, findings and resources to broaden the conversation about inequalities.
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Explores key issues of inequality from multiple perspectives
Conversations TREES
Listens to dialogues that connect academia, the public sector and society
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Our contents
Access to research, teaching and dissemination in short, visual and accessible formats.
See all postsWhat
we disclose
- Research results and pedagogical innovations in teaching.
- Rigorous evidence on inequalities with a global south perspective.
- Knowledge applicable to different social sectors.
We do it from THREE pillars
Listen to
To understand conversations about inequalities.
To understand conversations about inequalities.
Rewriting narratives
To communicate clearly, without losing rigor or falling into polarization.
To communicate clearly, without losing rigor or falling into polarization.
Building bridges
To connect with different disciplines, sectors and territories.
To connect with different disciplines, sectors and territories.
How to
we disclose
Social networks
We translate research and teaching into short, visual and accessible formats.
In-depth videos and conversations
We open spaces for dialogue between academia, the public sector and society.
Newsletter and written content
We delve into ideas, findings and resources for informed debate.
Face-to-face meetings and spaces
We connect people, disciplines and experiences beyond the digital through:
- Public forums
- Conversations
- Academic and outreach events
For Whom
we disclose
- Teachers
- Researchers
- Public sector
- Journalists and opinion leaders
- Students
- General public
For what
we disclose
- Raise the quality of public debate.
- Strengthen the teaching of equity.
- Support decision making.
- Promote fairer and more cohesive societies.
Our main
results
Note: The data you see here reflect the work of the Outreach component through December 2025.
More of
2
million of accounts reached in media and digital platforms.
More of
260
one thousand digital interactions.
More of
20
forums and public events on inequality.
Improving the quality of public debate
TREES content drives conversations that are more analytical and less negative than the general discussion on inequality in Colombia, promoting more thoughtful and constructive exchanges in polarized digital environments.
Source: Brandwatch (social listening).