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The Laboratory for Innovation in Cultures and Genders (Linc*G) is committed to the need to contribute to the changes that our communities demand. It aims to contribute to the affirmation of the right to culture and gender equality. It acts to design interventions – towards futures – through experimentation and imagination, the production of quality data, and the creative incorporation of learning.
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The Laboratory of Innovation in Cultures and Genders (Linc*G) aims to contribute to the affirmation of the right to culture and gender equality, through experimentation and imagination for the design of interventions (towards futures), the production of quality data, and the creative incorporation of learning.
At Linc*G, disciplinary knowledge enters into dialogue with the experience of the territory to build tools that allow us to transform our environment, and ourselves, in the process. We design cutting-edge methodologies in all our projects, always crossed by the perspective of gender, diversities and human rights.
Those of us who run this space have more than 30 years of work as researchers. For 20 years at Punctum we have been developing studies for more than 40 companies and institutions in the private sector, multilateral organizations and international cooperation, enjoying well-done research and questions. answered.
2020 encouraged us to find alternative ways to work, research, meet, transfer results and above all it strengthened us to grow. And this expansive force brought us a new challenge: inaugurating the Laboratory for Innovation in Cultures and Genders (Linc*G), where we are committed to diving, researching and providing knowledge that contributes to better futures.
Marked by the commitment to the Sustainable Development Goals of the United Nations, our studies translate into projects for gender equality; decent work and economic growth; the reduction of inequalities; responsible production and consumption; and the construction of more just and solid institutions.
Our commitment arises from the need to contribute to the necessary changes in communities.
Co-founder of Punctum and LINC*G. Co-founder of Punctum and LINC*G.. Semiologist, teacher and researcher. Vice President of the Argentine Association of Semiotics, Deputy General Secretary of the International Association of Semiotic Studies. It investigates the intersection of media problems and the aesthetics of everyday life in private and public environments. He has published Telenovela/Telenovelas: The stories of a love story, The return of the images. Look. Keep. Losing with O. Steimberg and O. Traversa, The staging of every day, Aesthetic practices of everyday life, Living and narrating, Social semiosis: The semiotics of Eliseo Verón with P. Fabbri, O. Traversa and L. Escudero . Evaluator, advisor and member of scientific committees of academic institutions: CONEAU, CONICET, UNA, UBA, UNAM, Revista Area, Master in Discourse Analysis, Master in History of Modern and Contemporary Art.
Co-founder of Punctum and LINC*G.. Sociologist with extensive experience as a consultant and researcher in genders, cultures, and consumption from innovative and solid approaches. Expert in research, planning, monitoring, evaluation and learning methods with a gender and human rights perspective with ability to design projects and integrate diverse approaches. She designed a wide range of interventions and projects as a consultant for International Cooperation, Multilateral Organizations and Civil Society Organizations. Professor at the Graduate School of Economic Sciences of the University of Buenos Aires.
Semiologist and writer. Emeritus professor at UBA and UNA. Co-founder and president of the Argentinian Association of Semiotics, vice president of the International Association of Visual Semiotics, research and postgraduate secretary of Sociales UBA and UNA, postgraduate secretary of Art Criticism (UNA). He has published The reception of the genre; Semiotics. The semiotics of genres, styles, transposition; Reading comics; Frameless bodies; Majesty, etc. Gardel and Lazarina; Figuration by Gabino Betinotti (also published in French); The pretext of the dream and Period style and media communication with O. Traversa. Evaluator, advisor and member of external scientific committees of academic institutions: CONEAU, CONICET, UNA, among others.
Graduate in Industrial Relations from UADE and MBA from the University of San Andrés. He has extensive experience in Human Resources in international companies. He trained in the area at Banelco and Hard Rock Café; He held management and leadership positions with regional responsibilities at Grupo CCR, TNS, Kantar Worldpanel and Grupo Kantar. He is currently the Director ofarearh, a boutique consulting firm dedicated to developing and implementing people management strategies, policies and processes, and Executive Manager of the CEIM, Chamber of Social and Market Research Companies. He is currently a professor in the Master of Human Resources at UBA.
María Julieta Izarrualde
Certified Public Accountant. With years of experience in the financial and accounting field, she has managed the administrative processes of the foundation (company/laboratory/cooperative) for over 10 years, optimizing resources and business processes, carrying out documentation and advisory tasks for each project.
Photographer. specialized in ethnographic and documentary photography. Particularly interested in the recording of daily life, its spaces, its rituals. He exhibited in galleries and museums: Museo Reina Sofía in Madrid, MALI in Lima, Museo Solidaridad S. Allende in Chile, National Historical Museum, Museo del Bicentenario, Museo de la Patagonia, CC Recoleta, UNA, UBA, CFZ in Venezia and others. His photographic essays Little Patagonia and Doors Inside were shown on numerous occasions and in various media. His photos have been published in art, theory and criticism books. During 2022 and until February 2023, it is exhibiting in the exhibition Corpos Contacto, made up of works from the Modern Museum’s heritage and productions by guest artists with great experience.
Militant activist Travesti Trans Afro-indigenous Salteña. Researcher and consultant. Social Technique. Diploma in Public Policies with Orientation in State Territorial Management. She was National Coordinator of Employment Promotion for Transvestites, Transsexuals and Transgender people in the Ministry of Women, Gender and Diversity of the Nation. She was Director of the Observatory of Violence against Women. She was a Technician of the Social Area of the INAI Indigenous Communities Survey Program – Law 26. 160, there she surveyed indigenous communities in the Puna and Valles Calchaquíes area. He developed different research projects documenting the problems of the trans-transvestite collective in the NOA.
Sociologist and master in Generation and Analysis of Statistical Information (UNTREF) and Research Professor in Research Methodology and Applied Statistics (UBA/UNQ). She has been working for more than 15 years as a research teacher, project evaluator and consultant specialized in quantitative analysis both in the private sector and in projects of national and international official organizations. Its main competencies are aimed at the design of qualitative and quantitative theoretical-methodological strategies and information collection instruments. She is an expert in data processing and reporting/presentations.
Researcher and teacher with orientation to Change Management. . Graduate in Social Communication, (UNC) with postgraduate degrees in Marketing (UCA), Agribusiness (UBA), Qualitative Research (UBA), Big Data & Business Analytics (21st Century), and professional updating courses (Gender Perspective in Research, UX Research, among those of 2022) with the aim of adjusting the analytical eye. His professional experience includes careers of more than 20 years in companies, consulting firms and in university teaching.
Sociologist. Coordination of directed qualitative and quantitative field work.. More than 20 years of experience as a field director. He has been part of the Punctum team since the beginning of its activities in 2003.
Sociologist, master’s degree in Public Policies and Feminisms (UNPAZ). Expert in qualitative and quantitative data integration. Specialized in field work, with 20 years of experience in coordinating group activities with diverse audiences. Its strength in the production and networking of devices is effective in solving complex projects. He has contributed to the realization and implementation of most of the Punctum and Linc*G projects. He worked on issues of cultures, genders, consumption, public policies and innovation.
Junior researcher (Punctum / Linc*G). Advanced student of the Lic. in Social and Cultural Anthropology (IDAES-UNSAM School). Collaborate on consulting and academic research projects. He has participated in the publication Últimos y abollados. Violence and vulnerabilities in San Martín (UNSAM Edita, 2023).
Research assistant. Advanced student of Political Science (UBA). Management, coordination and monitoring of consulting and social and market research projects. Design of quantitative questionnaires for social and market research. Time planning monitoring. Junior quantitative analyst. Collaboration with economic and financial management control. Carrying out planned tasks using agile tools.
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