Wonderland Community Project is a response to the needs and dreams of a group of friends.Our ethical priorities are to take care of the land, each other and society as a whole while giving back to the Indigenous communities whose occupied lands we live on.Wonderland is a place for creating reciprocal relationships while working on restoring ecosystems that were lost to land development and/or neglected.We are focused on adaptation and mitigation of climate change. Our work on the land meets at the intersection between social justice and climate change resiliency.The Wonderland community is rooted in mutual aid and solidarity, where resources, capabilities, and caring are shared.https://www.instagram.com/wonderland__community_project/

We are a team of designers, educators and artists, offering our skills to develop a culture of symbiosis with nature that can adapt to the new reality unfolding before us.We work on a personalized basis to transform backyards, farms or community projects into living organisms that foster biodiversity and climate change resiliency. We design your project with you, creating water, energy, food and soil fertility systems side by side.We focus on co-design because we know that by training our clients to be change agents we can offer the tools and strategies needed to create human habitats that can self-sustain over time and that fit in the ever changing ecosystems.To us, our clients are part of the ecosystem and open the door to a reciprocal relationship with the site -full of opportunity to live with the purpose of generating more life. They learn to establish connections and make decisions themselves about the management of their systems so when the time to adapt comes, they’re confident and ready to do it on their own.

There are 7 billion people on the planet. Half are women. One third of them are raped or beaten.V-Day refuses to watch as more than one billion women experience violence. V-Day is going further now, saying no more.We invited ONE BILLION women and those who love them to walk out, dance, rise up and demand an end to this violence.On 2.14.13, the earth moved, activating women and men to dance across every country. The celebration of One Billion Rising was a WORLD HAPPENING.http://onebillionrising.org/

Content Management• Translated +55.000 words into French and Spanish including UTVS subtitles, V-Spot content, announcements, Over it Campaign and OBR Campaign • Managed Intern tasks • Supervised volunteers' translations into French and Spanish • Develop materials for the organizer website to best serve and appeal to V-Day’s non-English speaking activists Strategic• Developed a new process for translation's efficency and control and Defined Assumptions for Translations• Develop and Proposal of Process for Translations: Create/Translate/Approve/Publish - Simple operational process to incorporate translation within the process of publishing content. • Develop and Proposal of Process for Globalization: Translate/Contextualize/Activate - Operational process for the translation of content that includes contextualization and working and providing V-Day activists our resources in their own language. V-Events • Managed organizer's applications in Spain, France and Canada

Founded in 2009, Warmikunaq is a peruvian Non Profit Civil Society working to implement projects and generate awareness around violence against women and children in Peru.The first project produced by Warmikunaq was VPerú.

VPerú was the first V-Day event in Peru.In November 2010, we brought hundreds of volunteers together to reach thousands across Peru. For a full week we celebrated women in Lima with a sold out gala performance of The Vagina Monologues, 17 actresses on stage, with artistic events including seminars, concerts, dance shows, workshops, and more. We saturated the media and people listened - our online PSA has been downloaded more than 60,000 times. We talked openly about rape, gender and the forced sterilizations. We enlisted many good V-Men.By December 2011 we donated s/.5,500 ($2,000) to V-Day campaign in Congo and raised s/.50,000 ($19,600) for our first local beneficiary, RECARE, which is one of the oldest grassroots women’s anti-violence groups in Peru. We committed to a year project to support RECARE becoming self sustainable. Some highlights were: a week long textile workshop, 5 computers + basic IT workshop, design and launch their own website: www.recare.pe We developd and implemented a learning syllabus – VPeru-niversity – to empower our many dedicated volunteers – both men and women - into leaders in their communities. On June 2011 VPerú was invited to represent thousands of activists around the world in V-Day's anual fundraiser in NYC: VIVA VEVOLUTIONVPerú was the first project of Warmikunaq (Civil Society).

Curated the exhibition 'Permeable: meaning is promiscuous' at La Capella (BCN) and organised and moderated an open debate for the exhibition. The participants were the spanish art critics and curators David G Torres and Martí Peran.“Permeable: meaning is promiscuous” is an exhibition that explores semantic flexibility through the use of “tags” applied to a body of works created by students from L’Escola Massana.

Dispatx provided the tools of a social internet for the development and presentation of contemporary art and literature. Visitors were invited to interact with the artists via the online display of their working processes, and to create unique private collections of the finished works. Through this process we were seeking to establish a new curatorial discourse based on artistic working practices.