Research · Community · Learning

What comes next begins
with a conversation.

A scientific question, an experience the design has overlooked, or an interest in learning. Any of these can be a way into the work.

Programme contact

Tell us
what brings you here.

Orietta Trebejo
Community and institutional coordination

+51 941 716 545 · WhatsApp

There is no contact form on these pages. The email link opens your email application; the WhatsApp link opens that external service. You decide what information to send. On data and services

A simple introduction is enough.

Tell us which question or experience you would like to share, your discipline or context, and what sort of conversation you have in mind.

No sensitive information to begin with.

You do not need to send identity documents, health information or identifiable details of an emergency to introduce your interest.

A programme contact, not a call for help.

This contact is not an emergency line. The prototype described on this site is not a response service.

Ways to connect

Different experiences.
Shared questions.

Students

Bring your interest.
Not a finished thesis.

Tell us your subject, academic level and the topic you would like to explore. A possible thesis requires agreement on scope, supervision and arrangements. This invitation does not announce a confirmed position or funding.

Researchers

A precise criticism
can begin a good collaboration.

Share the document, problem or method you would like to discuss. Participation and recognition of contributions are agreed for each specific piece of work.

Communities and institutions

Context matters
before a solution.

For conversations about communication, coordination, the custody of records or decisions about infrastructure. Writing to us does not mean agreeing to an intervention or joining a study.

Participants and readers

A record must
be open to challenge.

You can also point out imprecise wording, an attribution that needs review or a request relating to your participation page.