Libraries in municipal shelters
The UNR initiative seeks to guarantee access to reading and strengthen cultural proposals aimed at people experiencing homelessness.
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Unicanal
The Rules of the Game is a documentary series that, 50 years after the last coup d'état in Argentina, invites reflection on the present and future of democracy in Latin America. Hosted and directed by Camilo Postiglione.
Diana Maffía
Diana Maffía holds a doctorate in Philosophy, is a leading figure in Argentine feminism, and a driving force behind critical thinking whose work has transformed academia and the justice system. On Monday, March 17, 2026, she was awarded the highest title of the [unspecified institution]. Universidad Nacional de Rosario (UNR): Honorary Doctorate. In a ceremony filled with remembrance and commitment at the University Cultural Center (ECU), the philosopher championed public education as a bastion of equality. “Granting this recognition is a declaration of principles and a commitment to the gender agenda in these most complex times,” emphasized Dean Cintia Pinillos, the honoree's sponsor. Rector Franco Bartolacci stressed that honoring Maffía is “taking a stand” in the face of the delicate moment the national university system is experiencing: “It is recognizing a way of doing and thinking about the world in a direction contrary to violence; her example makes us all better.” Upon receiving the award, Maffía described the UNR as her "second home," recalling her founding time at the Faculty of Humanities and Arts in the 90s. In her keynote address, titled "Feminist Memories and Futures to Defend and Transform Democracy," she emphasized the need to consolidate equality policies not only within academic circles but also in all state institutions.










