Red KANQ

"Language is one of the anchors of identity. At this time, the phenotype doesn't matter that much, but rather self-identification," said Irma Álvarez, a peruvian activist.

“The indigenous communicators have a better understanding because they know first-hand the production cycle in communities and how they take care of Mother Earth".

“It is necessary to share this learning in community media, organize this type of events or festivals in our own languages and reward the best content in communication”.

Comunicadores indígenas de la Red KANQ viajaron a Guatemala para participar en el Festival Latinoamericano de Lenguas Indígenas en Internet y cerrar un intenso ciclo.

Cusco, ciudad altoandina de angostas calles empedradas y turistas caucásicos que caminan alegres, se convirtió en el segundo punto de encuentro para comunicadores indígenas.