Under the title “City of Knowledge: a possible utopia”, in 1996 UNESCO published a report for the Government of Panama and the City of Knowledge Foundation on the installation…
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In order to draw attention to the importance that water plays in everyone's lives, and to awaken our consciences about the need to take actions that aim...
The coastal countries of the Caribbean organize a simulation exercise on March 15 to evaluate and update their tsunami response plans.
Within the framework of International Women's Day, the Open Science Forum of Latin America and the Caribbean joins in commemorating this important date celebrated throughout the…
On this occasion, CILAC interviewed Diego Golombek, UNESCO Kalinga Prize for the Popularization of Science 2015, awarded within the framework of the World Science Forum that year in…
Currently, less than 30% of the world's researchers are women. This gap, known as vertical, is explained by the loss of women graduating in STEM during the transition that makes…
Currently, less than 30% of the world's researchers are women. This gap, known as vertical, is explained by the loss of female STEM graduates during the…
Every November 10 since 2001, the international and scientific community has gathered to celebrate World Science Day for Peace and Development, an initiative led…
Every November 10 since 2001, the international scientific community meets to commemorate the World Science Day for Peace and Development, an initiative led by UNESCO…