Daniel Murillo Licea is a doctor in Social Sciences, communicologist, editor, writer and smoker. Since 1990 he has carried out projects related to social sciences and water; he has supported training processes for indigenous people in the use of community video, at the invitation of the unicef Guatemala, in 2015. He is a founding member (1996) of the Network of Social Researchers on Water (rissa) and participates in the Audio-Visual Research Network of the ciesas (riav). She currently coordinates the Permanent Seminar on Water and Culture and is responsible for the Water, Society, Culture and Environment line of the graduate program in Anthropology at the University of California, Berkeley. ciesas, cdmx. He conducts research on water, water policy and indigenous peoples and, together with Los Tlacuaches Eléctricos, is developing a research project on water and indigenous peoples. rock and social movements.

Temáticas

From the bottom of a shoebox, a trickle of memory emerges: some photographs on rural communication.

  • Daniel Murillo Licea

Based on a photographic archive rescued from a shoebox, which shows some moments of a development project in the humid tropics of Mexico and the actions of the Rural Communication System, a methodology is proposed to systematize, classify and give context to a corpus of images derived from it.