Esta es la sistematización del festival "TUMBEmos la xenofobia: peruanos y venezolanos, todos somos hermanos" como componente comunicacional del Proyecto Dignidad "Respuesta a las necesidades inmediatas de los migrantes/refugiados de Venezuela en Tumbes" ejecutado por World Vision Perú con CARE Perú y Start Fund en 2018 como respuesta a la crisis migratoria en un contexto de noticias tendenciosas y odio focalizado en calles y redes sociales. Se revisan definiciones de proyectos sociales desde el enfoque de derechos y su componente de comunicación para el desarrollo; la norma humanitaria que rige esta intervención en situación de emergencia; la condición de migrantes y refugiados, y la discriminación y xenofobia que los afecta; el proceso de integración sociocultural con el que se busca su inclusión en la sociedad de acogida y la comunicación intercultural como catalizador de e...

Esta es la sistematización del festival "TUMBEmos la xenofobia: peruanos y venezolanos, todos somos hermanos" como componente comunicacional del Proyecto Dignidad "Respuesta a las necesidades inmediatas de los migrantes/refugiados de Venezuela en Tumbes" ejecutado por World Vision Perú con CARE Perú y Start Fund en 2018 como respuesta a la crisis migratoria en un contexto de noticias tendenciosas y odio focalizado en calles y redes sociales. Se revisan definiciones de proyectos sociales desde el enfoque de derechos y su componente de comunicación para el desarrollo; la norma humanitaria que rige esta intervención en situación de emergencia; la condición de migrantes y refugiados, y la discriminación y xenofobia que los afecta; el proceso de integración sociocultural con el que se busca su inclusión en la sociedad de acogida y la comunicación intercultural como catalizador de e...

This essay about the media coverage of Indigenous peoples' health in Peru reveals a consistent lack of depth and nuance. Pre-pandemic, domestic outlets echoed governmental perspectives without critical analysis of the indigenous healthcare conditions; while international media, though acknowledging discrimination and primarily focused on environmental issues, did not make explicit connections between both topics and the limited access to health services in these communities. This trend continued during the pandemic, with domestic coverage remaining superficial and international media largely ignoring the pandemic's impact on indigenous communities. It reveals a persistent racism within the press, so it is possible to affirm the historical power imbalances stemming from colonialism continue shaping news framing, agenda-setting and the determination of news value both domestically and inte...

This essay about the media coverage of Indigenous peoples' health in Peru reveals a consistent lack of depth and nuance. Pre-pandemic, domestic outlets echoed governmental perspectives without critical analysis of the indigenous healthcare conditions; while international media, though acknowledging discrimination and primarily focused on environmental issues, did not make explicit connections between both topics and the limited access to health services in these communities. This trend continued during the pandemic, with domestic coverage remaining superficial and international media largely ignoring the pandemic's impact on indigenous communities. It reveals a persistent racism within the press, so it is possible to affirm the historical power imbalances stemming from colonialism continue shaping news framing, agenda-setting and the determination of news value both domestically and inte...

This essay about the media coverage of Indigenous peoples' health in Peru reveals a consistent lack of depth and nuance. Pre-pandemic, domestic outlets echoed governmental perspectives without critical analysis of the indigenous healthcare conditions; while international media, though acknowledging discrimination and primarily focused on environmental issues, did not make explicit connections between both topics and the limited access to health services in these communities. This trend continued during the pandemic, with domestic coverage remaining superficial and international media largely ignoring the pandemic's impact on indigenous communities. It reveals a persistent racism within the press, so it is possible to affirm the historical power imbalances stemming from colonialism continue shaping news framing, agenda-setting and the determination of news value both domestically and inte...