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Explores key issues of inequality from multiple perspectives
Conversations TREES
Listen to dialogues connecting academia, the public sector, and society
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Explore the coverage of our work and discover the conversations that TREES inspires
Our content
Access to research, teaching and dissemination in short, visual and accessible formats.
View all publicationsWhat
it matters
- Research findings and teaching innovations.
- Rigorous evidence on inequality from a Global South perspective.
- Knowledge relevant to academic and non-academic audiences.
We work through THREE pillars
Listen
To understand ongoing conversations about inequality.
To understand ongoing conversations about inequality.
Reframe narratives
To communicate clearly, without losing rigor or reinforcing polarization.
To communicate clearly, without losing rigor or reinforcing polarization.
Building bridges
To connect disciplines, sectors, and territories.
To connect disciplines, sectors, and territories.
How
it matters
Social media
We translate research and teaching into short, visual, accessible formats.
In-depth content and conversations
We create spaces for dialogue across academia, the public sector, and society.
Newsletter and written content
We provide deeper analysis, findings, and resources for informed debate.
Events and in-person spaces
We connect people, disciplines, and experiences beyond digital formats through:
- Public forums
- Roundtables
- Academic and outreach events
Who
it matters
- Educators
- Researchers
- Public sector actors
- Journalists and opinion leaders
- Students
- General audiences
Why
it matters
- To improve the quality of public debate.
- To strengthen equity-focused education.
- To support decision-making.
- To promote more just and cohesive societies.
Outreach in numbers
Note: The data reflects the Outreach component through December 2025.
More than
2
millions of accounts reached across digital media and platforms.
More than
260
1,000 digital interactions.
More than
20
forums and public events on inequality.
Improving the quality of public debate
TREES content fosters more analytical and less negative conversations compared to general discussions on inequality in Colombia—promoting more reflective and constructive exchanges in typically polarized digital environments.
Source: Brandwatch (social listening).