From Social Movements to Institutions: How Social Change Happens in Chile

About this Event

The Chilean Caucus invites students to an intimate conversation with María José Cumplido, Chilean historian, author, and Executive Director of Fundación Iguales. Drawing on her experience studying Chilean social movements and advocating for LGBTQI+ rights, the discussion will explore how social movements can shape public debate, influence institutions, and contribute to political and policy change. The conversation will consider the role of civil society, advocacy, and political participation in advancing social change in Chile, with particular attention to women's and LGBTQI+ movements. The event will be conducted in Spanish and will provide an opportunity for students to engage in a small group discussion and Q&A. Format: Moderated conversation and student Q&A Langua…

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