Bimestral
Organization of roundtables with the goal of integrating people and organizations interested in improving urban living conditions in the city, addressing the problems from the various approaches.
April 2008 -Dr. Robert Zarate Cornejo: Factors that make up the Quality of Urban Life
Jun 2008 -Arq. Aidé Salcido: Transformarte AC, Project Exhibition.
Aug 2008 -Arq. Oscar Romo: Quality of Life in Tijuana.
Oct 2008 -Mtro. Mario Ortiz Villacorta: Tijuana: The future that we want.
Jan 2009 -Mtro. Luis Ituarte: Tijuana, a city on the border without borders.
Mar 2009 -Mtro. Victor Clark Alfaro: Sex work in Tijuana, an urban reality.
May 2009 -Dr. Victor Espinoza Valle: Civic Engagement and Elections
Jul 2009 -Dr. Nora Bringas: Eco-tourism sustainable development
Sep 2009 -MA. Luis Alfonso Duarte Mora: The Development Plan - Playas de Tijuana
Sep – Dic 2008
In a joint ventur project with students of the School of Educational Intervention in the National Pedagogical University, in order to identify conditions of participation of settlers in community improvement activities.
Nov 2008 - actualmente
Novembre 2008
Coordinación de Jornada de limpieza en Playas de Tijuana, dentro de la Jornada Nacional de Limpieza organizada por asociación Wild Coast - Costa Salvaje y Televisa.
October 2008- Junary 2009
Urban Development Project called Urbanismo Ascendente for the exhibition Civic Dialogue Project and Questions (PCDI) within the framework of the opening of the museum's Cube Centro Cultural Tijuana (Tijuana Cultural Center). The project involves the creation of a virtual platform for geographically locate demonstrations of urban citizen proposals for urban regeneration. Forming both a database and links between the various actions.
January 2009
Application of four surveys in various areas of the city of Tijuana to support the study of domestic water use in the city prepared by the University of Arizona.
May 2009
In collaboration with Rancho Bajamosal and WildCoast we coordinate a cleanup effort with volunteers from the community and other civil organizations in order to attract the attention of the authorities and citizens of the neglect and disrepair in which this canyon is like. Like many other canyons in the city.
August 2009
This workshop was held with the National Reserve of Tijuana River Estuary (USA), in civil partnership Alter Terra (Tijuana, Mexico), Earth Island Institute (USA), and the College of Architects of Tijuana. The workshop was a general invitation to the public and free. The workshop was conducted by specialists and Bernet Farnsword Buknum Marisha. As a result of the workshop was installed, along with the participants, a small pilot structure for water treatment in Los Laureles Canyon in Tijuana.
August 2009
We had a participation helping in the logistics for an event that sought to sensitize the general public about the scientific basis of the phenomenon of global warming and the policies are enabling the state of California, USA and Baja California, MX to address the problem and the likely effects that in both states. The institutions that participated in this event were: State Government of Baja California, UNAM, UABC, CISESE, Alter Terra AC, National Reserve of Tijuana River Estuary (EU), PEACBC.
March 2010
Este taller se realizo conjuntamente con la Reserva Nacional del Estuario del Rio Tijuana (Estados Unidos), la asociación civil Alter Terra (Tijuana, México), el Earth Island Institute (Estados Unidos), y el Colegio de Arquitectos de Tijuana. El taller fue una convocatoria general a la ciudadanía y gratuito. El taller fue impartido por la especialista Daisy Tonatzin. Como resultado del taller se instalo, junto con los participantes, una huerto piloto para en el Cañón de Los Laureles de Tijuana. This workshop was held with the National Reserve of Tijuana River Estuary (USA), civil partnership Alter Terra (Tijuana, Mexico), Earth Island Institute (USA), and the College of Architects of Tijuana. The workshop was a general invitation to the public and free. The workshop was conducted by specialist Tonatzin Daisy. As a result of the workshop was installed, along with the participants, a pilot garden in Los Laureles Canyon in Tijuana.
