Mario Carvajal

Santiago de Chile

Music teacher in Chile, Bachelor and Master in Education. He holds a PhD in Education with a mention in Interculturality from the University of Santiago de Chile. It belongs to the Chango indigenous people. His research work revolves around Intercultural Education and music, he works as a Professor at the Universidad Academia de Humanismo Cristiano, Chile. He has participated as a speaker in national and international seminars, congresses and symposia, namely: Chile, Colombia, Mexico, Costa Rica, Argentina and New Zealand. In recent years, it has organized 8 intercultural education meetings between New Zealand and Latin America in order to promote an indigenous development ecosystem. It is part of several Work Networks, including: – Critical Methodology Network; – Ibero-American Network of Collaborative and Committed Ethnographies – Latin American Network of Musical Research RELEM, and; – Ibero-American Network of Intercultural and Interdisciplinary Studies. Along with the above, it is part of the Canadian Indigenous company Pivotal Pivotal Strategic Solutions. Pivotal works directly with our partners to address the intricate dynamics of Indigenous relations. We are dedicated to helping Indigenous businesses, governments, and communities build long-lasting, mutually beneficial relationships through specialized advice and Indigenous relations awareness training. He is a founding member of the Maori Whakahono Iwi O te Ao indigenous organization – Connecting Natives Across the world. This organization is dedicated to the transformative journey of nurturing Native cultures globally. Guided by the enduring principles of Mahaki, Te Aroha, Whakahono, Matariki, Mauri Ora, and Wānanga of Aotearoa, we maintain the highest standards of professionalism and integrity. Our cultural odyssey, focused on fostering Native cultures around the world, is a commitment to preserve, celebrate, and revitalize Indigenous wisdom around the world.

 

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Indigenous Relations and Indigenous Business Ecosystem.

Mario Carvajal