The University of Celaya joins the actions for equality and peace building in the city.

The University of Celaya, in keeping with its commitment to train women and men with the highest educational quality to develop their capacity to build a better country, has signed the agreement "For equality and peace building" with the Municipal Institute of Women of Celaya (INSMUJERES) and 15 other educational institutions of Celaya to participate in the implementation of affirmative actions that promote, safeguard and respect the human rights of women and men, through a cross-cutting and inter-institutional work. 

The signing of this agreement contemplates the generation of projects to achieve maximum development in the training and specialization of human resources, in order to achieve egalitarian spaces between women and men, safe and peaceful spaces, free of violence, and to provide women and men with tools for their full development. 

Some of the topics on which the inter-institutional cross-cutting roundtables will work are:

  1. Gender equality that favors and promotes social development for the people of Celaya. 
  2. Training for the full development of women and men, as well as public administration agencies. 
  3. The generation of violence-free spaces and the sensitization of the community in spaces for peace. 

The signing of this agreement was held in the framework of International Women's Day and took place at the Casa del Diezmo in Celaya. Javier Mendoza Márquez, mayor of the city, as a witness of honor, the rectors and representatives of the universities signed the agreement: Colegio Arturo Rosenblueth, Instituto Educativo Rosa González de Carmona, Instituto de Estudios Superiores del Centro de México, Instituto Tecnológico Nacional de México en Celaya, Tecnológico de Roque, Universidad de Celaya, Universidad Continente Americano, Universidad de Guanajuato, Universidad de Centro del Bajío, Universidad Lasallista Benavente.

The Universidad Latina de México, Universidad Pedagógica Nacional, Universidad Tecnológica Laja Bajío, UNITESBA, Universidad Virtual del Estado de Guanajuato and INAEBA also signed.

Thus, the University, through its research processes and links with society, is an agent of social transformation and behavioral changes of citizens from the perspective of theoretical studies and training actions that integrate the social actors involved in the subject. 

Joining forces against corruption

Joining forces against corruption

On Monday, January 14, the Law School held the Cátedra Prima de Leyes with the theme: State Anticorruption System, taught by Dr. Román Gustavo Méndez, who is currently a member of the Citizen Participation Committee of the State Anticorruption System and a member of the Coordinating Committee of the State Anticorruption System.

This system seeks that government institutions, organizations, companies, educational institutions and in general the civil society join together to eradicate corruption in our state.

As part of the program, agreements are made to carry out various strategies that contribute to this project, the University of Celaya is the first state institution to sign the collaboration agreement to contribute through communication, research, training and awareness to young people in order to bring our society to a position where transparency and the rule of law prevail.

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From reflection to action

Last Monday, January 14, 2019, Dr. Bruno Chávez, Director of Special Projects of the Museum of Memory and Tolerance gave the Cátedra Prima "From Reflection to Action" which inaugurates the January-June academic cycle of the University of Celaya.

This talk reflected on how through historical memory, seeing the mistakes of the past, future events that negatively affect society can be prevented, avoiding not only social crimes such as those that have marked certain stages of history, but also eradicating from the social dynamics actions of violence, discrimination, and violation of human rights, promoting a culture of tolerance that inspires and generates change in the world.

Spaces such as the Museum of Memory and Tolerance, programs for the daily experience of values such as Cultura Uni and talks such as those given by Dr. Bruno encourage new generations to seek a healthier and more committed coexistence with their environment, promoting reflection that should lead to social action.