Narrativas periodísticas y estrategias de comunicación en los Pueblos Indígenas Barí del Resguardo Motilón Barí y Sikuani de los resguardos Caño Ovejas y Caño Jabón

Abstract

The project is the result of an exchange of interests and knowledge between and the teachers of the Faculty of Social Communication of Santo Tomás and the Department of Social Communication and Journalism of the Central, and the Indigenous organization Community of Jurists Akubadaura, who decide join forces in the face of the need to strengthen their own communication processes and of two indigenous peoples. By mutual agreement then, this research is developed, from its conception, as a participatory exercise that from the approach of social ethnography respects the autonomy and dynamics of each intervening organization. In the same way of participation, have your own authorities and leaders of the Barí indigenous peoples (Norte de Santander sheltered by the Serranía de los Motilones, on the banks of the Oro and Catatumbo rivers, and in settlements in Venezuela) and Sikuani (Departments of Meta, Guainía, Vaupés, Vichada, Guaviare and Casanare), to remember, to know problems are the communication strategies, contents and narratives that are most accurate for these indigenous peoples and, thus, support the processes that from Akubadaura aim at strengthening communication skills, the visibility of problems and the defense of rights, from its territory With the use of tools typical of social ethnography, the participant observation, field immersion, on-site work, interviews semi-structured ethnographic and accompaniment in the co-construction of workshops, with an emphasis on dialogue that allows a shared vision of reality to take action through journalistic pieces that support processes of inter-ethnic and intercultural communication, and strategies that support the community in their demands.