University HxN
Introduction
In light of the Global Challenges and systemic failures that we are facing, we recognize that the process of capacity building is about learning together and co-creating new patterns and structures that can serve the emergence of a new system of influence. We believe in building capacity through transdisciplinary dialogue and co-creation, bringing together the grassroots with global networks to explore and learn together. At the University Hecho x Nostros, capacity building works hand in hand with local action and global policies, involving MSMEs, entrepreneurs, artisans, designers, students, and professionals from different areas, NGOs, Ashoka fellows, international organizations, and Universities.
Forma parte del cambio

Desde 2008, la ONG Hecho x Nosotros ha co-creado un ecosistema de desarrollo de capacidades basado en aprender haciendo la práctica.

Systemic Change, Social Innovation and Sustainable Development

The University Hecho x Nosotros has co-created courses, seminars, webinars, workshops, training and talks bringing social innovation tools that align with Sustainable Development Goals and aim for a systemic change paradigm. As a member of the Economic and Social Council of the UN (Ecosoc) and Ashoka fellow, we consider these key elements to achieve long term social and economic changes.
A co-creative approach focuses on experimentation and prototyping as ways to integrate active learning by doing and drive positive impact for all. The objective of the University HxN is to create a platform for students, professors, entrepreneurs, and professionals from different backgrounds to together build capacity for thinking, doing and living a sustainable way of life, with an interdisciplinary vision, through systemic change, social innovation and sustainability principles.
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Arts and Crafts
Fabric the Change

Hecho x Nosotros University believes in knowledge exchange by co-creating with producers for systemic change. Since 2008, we have shared tools with and get inspired by over 7,500 artisans and 300 micro, small and medium enterprises across Latin America. In different trainings and workshops, we learn about the ancestral techniques transmitted from generation to generation, meanwhile, fiber producers and processors gain managerial, technological, and design skills they can use to increase their production and strengthen their livelihoods.
Los artesanos son los resguardos de una extraordinaria capacidad, talento y saberes ancestrales;
tienen la capacidad de transformar los productos de la naturaleza en bellas artesanías. Sin embargo, es necesario adquirir conocimientos sobre diseño, comunicación o estrategias de marketing para transformar el arte en desarrollo local sostenible. Por eso la Universidad HxN
of Arts and Crafts colabora con emprendedores locales enfocados en productos hechos a mano y el uso de conocimiento colectivo en diseño y prácticas sostenibles para co-aprender, y en un diálogo encuentran la manera de construir sus negocios.


