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Edna Liliana Valencia Murillo periodista colombiana

Edna Liliana Valencia Murillo Journalist, France24 Colombia
Quién es Edna Liliana Valencia.
Edna Liliana Valencia Murillo es una periodista con más de quince años de experiencia en medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales; durante cuatro años hizo parte del equipo periodístico de la cadena francesa France 24 (que transmite en ciento ochenta países del mundo y en cuatro idiomas), como presentadora del programa África 7 días, el único informativo en español, dedicado cien por cien a dicho continente. Fue la primera periodista afro en el canal nacional Noticias RCN en donde, por cuatro años más, destacó con sus informes sobre las poblaciones diversas del país y recibió cuatro premios como creadora de la primera fuente de noticias enfocada en temas de diversidad. Asimismo, fue galardonada como la periodista afrocolombiana del año en 2015, reconocimiento otorgado por el periódico El Espectador y la fundación Color de Colombia.
Al ser la primera presentadora de América Latina en presentar noticias generales con su cabello afro natural, se convirtió en un referente de identidad para las nuevas generaciones. Desde ese rol, ha acompañado el trabajo de colectivos de mujeres afro en Colombia, República Dominicana, Panamá, Puerto Rico y Ecuador. Como activista, Edna Liliana creó del proyecto Vive tu Pelo Afro, que promueve el empoderamiento y el fortalecimiento identitario de las mujeres negras en varias regiones del país. También puedes leer: Mary Grueso rinde tributo a la tradición oral en 'Agüela, se fue la nuna' En asocio con Corferias, organizó por primera vez en 2018 (y durante dos años consecutivos) el pabellón de estética afro en la Feria Internacional de Salud y Belleza; ello, como parte de su movimiento pedagógico de identidad y empoderamiento afrofeminista e interseccional. En 2021, realizó varios talleres itinerantes de formación y transformación junto al sindicato de trabajadoras domésticas afrocolombianas y otros colectivos de mujeres negras de las bases, para brindarles herramientas de emprendimiento desde la identidad. Además, Edna Liliana fue consultora de Disney Animation Studios en temas de representación afro para la película Encanto, y es experta en estudios afrolatinoamericanos, certificada por la universidad de Harvard. Recientemente, se desempeñó como jefe de prensa de la Vicepresidencia de la República y condujo Sobrevivientes, la serie documental sobre las víctimas del conflicto armado, creado por la JEP y RTVC Edna Liliana Valencia is a proudly Afro-Colombian journalist. Reporter and news anchor for the international network France 24 that broadcasts in 180 countries around the world and in four languages. It is the sister channel of the renowned Radio France International station. There she directs and presents the program "Africa 7 days", the only news program in Spanish 100% dedicated to the African continent. She was the first Afro journalist to work at Noticias RCN, one of the television channels with the most audience in Colombia. There for four years she stood out for her reports on the diverse populations of the country and received four awards for her journalistic work. She was also awarded as the Afro-Colombian journalist of the year in 2015, recognition granted by the newspaper El Espectador and the Color de Colombia foundation. She was the first presenter from Latin America to present general news with her natural afro hair. That is why today it is considered a benchmark of identity for new generations and accompanies the work of groups of Afro women in Colombia, the Dominican Republic, Panama and Ecuador. As a social entrepreneur, she is the creator of the Live Your Afro Hair project, which promotes the empowerment and strengthening of identity of black women in various regions of the country. In association with Corferias, it organized for the first time in 2018, and for two consecutive years, the Afro aesthetics pavilion at the International Health and Beauty Fair of Colombia. She is an activist for the rights of the Afro population and against racism and discrimination. She is also a lecturer, Afro-influencer, and poet. She is currently working on the publication of his first book of poems, mostly inspired by Africa and the diaspora in Latin America.

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