Imagine a week in which you meet and learn about Mexico City through leaders like: Carlos Tello Díaz (writer and professor at Mexico's National University) Damian Fraser (Investor, CEO and Founder of Miranda Partners) Almudena Ocejo (Government leader in implementing policies to encourage citizen participation and accountability) This was the Baret's Mexico City Fellowship. Led by our President, Alexandra Garcia, and Daniel De La Torre Velasco, they gained a nuanced understanding of Mexico City through its leaders and history. They attended a design forum at El Eco experimental museum, and listened to mariachi bands at Plaza Garibaldi. They visited a variety of museums, including the Museo Nacional de Antropología, and cultural sites, including iconic monuments and the Mexican Ministry of Foreign Affairs. In their downtime, they tried tortas and churros and ate at one of the oldest restaurants in the city, Sanborns Los Azulejos, which is located in a former palace. This was enlightening, experiential learning at its best! Scholars, sound off in the comments below about your favorite moment in your Fellowship.
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