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An integral part of this initiative is the development of technological skills , digital literacy and the training of Indigenous communicators; in addition to conducting courses and workshops to strengthen Indigenous Rights. To this end, the Mancolona Community Learning Center (CACM)<\/a><\/strong> was set up as a community meeting space where children, young people and adults can access ICTs to acquire and develop new skills, stay in touch with their loved ones, keep informed with what is happening in the world and generate relevant, truthful and up-to-date content about what is happening in the territory.\u00a0<\/p>\n\n\n\n The CACM opened its doors on May 7, 2022. <\/strong>The event was attended by Joaquin Wray<\/a>, director of the Indigenous CEFO, who points out that \u00abThe inauguration of the CACM is a milestone of the utmost importance for the Mancolona community since it is not only about providing access to the internet, but also about jointly building a self-sustaining model to cover the costs of the service and bringing the community closer to tools that help them defend their territory and promote their comprehensive development.\u201d Notable attendees include Bartolo Lopez Garcia, president of CRIPX; Rommel Gonzalez, member of CRIPX; Metztli Hern\u00e1ndez, coordinator of the CEFO program in Mexico; Nicolas Arcos, CRIPX Partner, and Sebastiana Lopez Hern\u00e1ndez, Indigenous CEFO communicator. The event was also attended by Gloria Moreno Jimenez representing the community council, members of the municipal police, and multiple members of CRIPX such as: Juana L\u00f3pez Hern\u00e1ndez and Jeronima L\u00f3pez Hern\u00e1ndez.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Among the activities that were carried out, the following stand out: the rehabilitation of the building, inventory of the library and sound library of the CACM; participation in the community assembly for the presentation of the project; a sustainability workshop, <\/strong>with the participation of CRIPX members and the community; a visit to the archaeological site and natural reserve of Calakmul; the delivery of sound equipment and a digital camera donated by the Equitable Origin<\/a><\/strong>, and a celebration party, where food was prepared by members of the community and all those present were invited to join future CACM activities, among them the celebration of a film series for children and digital literacy workshops.<\/p>\n\n\n\n According to CRIPX\u2019s Democracy Coordinator, Romel Gonzalez, with the inauguration of the center \u201ca new life cycle begins, to shape that connectivity at a general level of communities and globalization.<\/strong> A system like this allows the compa\u00f1eras and compa\u00f1eros to have access to information in a different way\u201d. In the words of Sebastiana Lop\u00e9z Hern\u00e1ndez, \u201cyoung people can come to search for information and the community can get together to learn about their rights, obligations and what is happening in the world. <\/strong>Here people can come to consult the library, books, music, videos, etc. Also learn to use the computer, learn about office programs and functions such as sending an email and sharing information, taking photos and videos, downloading official documents and doing online procedures\u201d. <\/p>\n\n\n\n The inauguration of the CACM is the first of many steps to come! Stay tuned!<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Written by Sebastiana L\u00f3pez Hern\u00e1ndez, Indigenous communicator and head of the Community Learning Center In the heart of the tropical jungle, near the ancient Mayan city of Calakmul, is the town of Uni\u00f3n 20 de Junio-La Mancolona, \u200b\u200bin the state of Campeche, Mexico. 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