Alexis Javier Esparza Reyes
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  • Congress of the Union Avenue, No. 66, El Parque Neighborhood, Venustiano Carranza Municipality, CP 15960, Mexico City.
  • 55 6516 8472

About

Political scientist and public administrator from the Faculty of Political and Social Sciences of the UNAM. Legislative advisor. Technician of the Diversity Commission in the LXV Legislature. National Secretary of the Rainbow Movement for Mexico, first APN registered with the INE in the promotion of political-electoral rights of the LGBT+ population. District Councilor of the INE in Mexico City.

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Publications:

Participatory Workshop: Perspective and proposals of young people for opportunities in the Comprehensive Care System

Second National Meeting on the Future of Care in Mexico

IPN-Care Economy Colloquium

Colloquium on Educating and Caring Cities

Youth participation in governance processes: the experience of Mexico City

That of Decent Work

The working reality of young people in Ecatepec and the consequences of a deficient care system

Caring for people from a gender and human rights perspective

The importance of the role of youth in the Comprehensive Care System in Mexico City

Young people in care

Opportunity Youth: Challenges and Proposals for their Educational and Economic Inclusion

Training for Educators: Transfer of capabilities for the development of skills of young people in educational institutions

Proposals from young people for an opportunity for a comprehensive care system: results of two participatory workshops in Iztapalapa and Ecatepec

Young people: our charter of rights to care and work

The new government and youth in the face of the Care System in Mexico City: without redistribution and without recognition of housework

Youth as a driver of change: The role of youth in the Public Care System in Mexico City

Communication for advocacy and collaborative negotiation: political action strategies of young people in Mexico City

The Youth Opportunity Action Route in Mexico City: Strengthening Youth Influence in the Care System