DR. GRACIELA AURORA MOTA BOTELLO
A specialist in cultures of negotiated participation, civic education and regional development, she holds a PhD in Philosophy as well as being a social and political psychologist . She currently coordinates the Interdisciplinary Seminar on Civic-Cultural Heritage, Sustainability and Education for Peace (2010-2011) as well as the Human Potential Development Group with the Cultural Heritage and Fight against Poverty project. She has been invited to North America, Europe and Latin America. Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Social Psychology from the Faculty of Psychology of the UNAM. Bachelor's, Master's and Doctorate degrees in Philosophy from the Faculty of Philosophy and Letters of the UNAM. With the thesis: The question of being and artistic creation in Nietzsche and Heidegger. 2001. Full-time Permanent Research Fellow at the Faculty of Psychology of the UNAM after July 1992. She was previously at the Regional Center for Multidisciplinary Research of the UNAM and since 1979 at the current Faculty of Professional Studies "Zaragoza" of the UNAM.
At UNAM, he coordinates the Cultural and Civic Heritage Program as a Fight against Poverty through the projects: Education for Peace and Development of Non-Violent Lifestyles, and the Model of Cultural Economy and Knowledge Innovation: From Heritage to Regional Development , which have attracted 56 university courses, 10 at UAM and 5 at ENAH.
- Coordinates the Interdisciplinary Seminar on Civic-Cultural Heritage, Sustainability and Education for Peace (2010-2011),
- Coordinates the Case Study for the Historic Center of Mexico City entitled: Genius Locci Where is the spirit of the place?
- Coordinates the Journal of Cultural Economy and Education for Peace www.journals.unam.mx/index.php/mecedupaz and the university blog “Open window towards Cultural Economy and Knowledge Innovation”
http://blog.unam.mx/mecedupaz
He has been a speaker since 1977 in more than 450 national and international conferences. He has been a keynote speaker on a variety of topics, especially the following: Model for "Professional Certification in Psychology in Mexico" (an Evaluation and Recognition Model under the FTA). Political Psychology: Negotiation, Political Culture and Governance (social processes of the 1990s) as everyday culture. Negotiation Models for the Civic and Citizen Education Process. Ontology of Artistic Creation, Meaning of Creation and Poetic Social Construction. Education for peace based on the model for the development of human potential. Model for Cultural Economy and Knowledge Innovation: from Cultural Heritage to Integral Development.
Academic, teacher and researcher since 1979, she is a member of the editorial committees of 9 international journals, author of more than 150 specialized publications on the following topics: A) Curriculum design, B) Organization and social change, C) Planning and foresight in regional development, D) Research methodology in Social Sciences, E) Mexican Political Psychology (power and democratic culture), Citizen Action and Development of Potentialities, Cognition and social action, Psychology, Art and Ontology, as well as processes of creation, identity and civil dignity as a social construction of civility. Sustainable management of Cultural Heritage. Comprehensive recovery of public space. Knowledge innovation and education for Peace. Participatory models of decision-making and management plans for local development, among others.
Latest Posts:
(1990). Issues in Mexican Political Psychology. Mexico. CRIM-UNAM. ( Coord )
(1999) Coordination and edition of the International Book: -Political Psychology of the New Century: A Window to Citizenship. Compiled by: Montero, M., Sabucedo , JM, Sanders, B. & Ferreira, L., co-published by SOMEPSO - SEP, Mexico, 1999.
-Introduction and General Presentation P. 9-14
-Introduction to Part No. I: P. 15-40
-History, method and profile of a Political Psychology : -Political Culture and Negotiation: relationship between governance, democracy and citizenship P: 313-354
With the compilation of: Montero, M,. Sabucedo , JM, Sanders, B. & Ferreira, L., in co-edition SOMEPSO - SEP, Mexico, 1999.
(2001) - You Are a Citizen Course. HADECNEC Model (Manuals, work guides, educational games, brochures and videos. SOMEPSO, SEP, AMDH Mexico, 2001. Copyright No. 03-2001-082712410000-01.)
(2002) - Professional organization: myths, challenges and perspectives. In the book Teaching, Practice and Regulation of the Profession. Psychology. National College of Psychologists, AC . Gabriel Vázquez, Compiler, Mexico SESIS-SEP, CONAPSI, p. 109-146 . April, 2002
G. (2002): State of the Art in Mexican Political Psychology. Journal of the National Council for Teaching and Research in Psychology (CNEIP) Vol. 7 No. 2 July-December, pp. 323-340 2002
(2002): Collective Political Psychology in the Journal of the Brazilian Society of Political Psychology. Sao Paolo, Brazil. Vol. 2 No. 4, July-December. P.191-208. 2002.
. (1999): Negotiation and Political Culture: Citizen Construction in the Elections of Mexico City. (Mota, 1999) From Mexico - Political Psychology of the New Century: A Window to Citizenship. In Mota, G. (coord. and edition): and compilation by Montero, M,. Sabucedo , JM, Sanders, B. & Ferreira, L., Mexico. ISBN: 03-1999-052414301600-01 SOMEPSO-SEP, p. 313-354. 1999.
. (2001): Didactic Series - You Are a Citizen Course. HADECNEC Model. Manuals, work guides, educational games, brochures and videos. SOMEPSO, SEP, AMDH Mexico, 2001. Copyright No. 03-2001-082712410000-01.
. (2002) State of the art: Mexican political and collective psychology. Brazilian Journal of Political Psychology, 2(4), p.191-208.
. (2003) “Trends in Collective Action: Governance Indices and Perspectives of Civil Construction in Mexico” (ENCUP, 2003) Mexico. SEGOB, SEP, UNAM.
. (2006): Model of Citizenship Education: A Didactic Proposal. In Mota, G. ( coord and edition) Civic and Citizenship Education: A Global Vision. “Dignity, Identity and Participation in the Construction of Democratic Societies”. Mexico. Editorial Santillana, ISBN: 970-29-1768-9, p. 301-365.
. (2006 a): Negotiation: The Being of Politics and of Political Psychology as Construction of the Collectivity. In the book: Political Psychology: Constitutive Principles and Transversal Themes. In Dorna, A. (author and director) First part: Constitutive Principles of Political Psychology. PSICOM Editores. Bogotá, Colombia, April 2006. ISBN: 958-97836-0-0.
. ( 2006 b): Negotiation Politique : the Construction of the Collectivité in Dorna, A. & Sabucedo JM. Études et Chantiers de Psychologie Politique. France. L'Hartmann p.-45-65.
. (2008): Towards an Education Model Based on Conversational Spaces. In Ismael Vidales D. (coord.) Citizenship Education: A Plural Perspective. College of Scientific and Technological Studies of NL and CAEIP. Series: Altos Estudios No. 12. Nov. 2008. Monterrey, NL ISBN 978-607-7516-15-6. P. 77-120. In electronic version: http://www.caeip.org/altos-estudios.php.
. (2009): Citizenship Education and Participatory Construction of Self-Sufficiency for Integral Development: Management and Design of Public Policies from the Third Sector. In Resonancias Magazine. Valparaíso, Chile. Year 2009, School of Psychology of the University of Del Mar. No. ISSN 0718-1647.
. (2011): Multidimensional Scenarios of Negotiation: World and Language in Mota, G. (Coord.) Negotiation in Social Psychology: New fields, new concepts. Mexico. CAEIP. Series: Altos Estudios No. 12. NL 2011. ISBN 978-607-7516-39-2. http://www.caeip.org/altos-estudios.php. P. 22-44.
. (2011): Conversational Spaces of Society as Multidimensional Scenarios of Negotiation: dimensions of daily life in Mota, G. (coord.): Negotiation in Social Psychology: New fields, new concepts. Mexico. CAEIP. Series: Higher Studies No. 12. NL, 2011. ISBN 978-607-7516-39-2 http://www.caeip.org/altos-estudios.php P.91-107
. (2011) Psychology, Art and Creation. Monterrey, Mexico. CECyTE NL-CAEIP, Collection. Altos Estudios No. 33. ISBN: 978-607-7516-52-1. http://www.caeip.org/altos-estudios.php. P. 1-195
. (2012) Cultural Economy System and Knowledge Innovation. MEC-EDUPAZ Journal, National Autonomous University of Mexico / No. I September-March 2012. Mexico. http://www.journals.unam.mx/index.php/mcedupaz. Reservation 04-2011-040410594300-203 ISSN in process P. 77-129
. Mota, G (2012) Political Psychology in Mexico: curricular contributions for a professional training field. Brazilian Journal of Political Psychology . VOL. 12. No. 25. PP. 481-508. SET. – DEZ. 2012. ISSN 1519-549X - Electronic ISSN 2175-1390
Organizer and Coordinator of the First Winter Meeting of Political Psychology together with the International Society of Political Psychology (Veracruz, 1999) she chaired the 1st Multilateral Meeting on Civic and Citizenship Education: Dignity, Identity and Participation in the Social Construction of Democratic Societies. July 2001. Jalapa, Veracruz. Headquarters of the First World Conference on Political Psychology in Latin America, united with the International Society of Political Psychology (ISPP), where she was Coordinator of the Mexican Committee. July 2001. She chaired the First World Conference on Political Psychology in Latin America in collaboration with the International Society of Political Psychology (ISPP) and SOMEPSO on the theme of “Cultures of Violence, Cultures of Peace.” Cuernavaca, Morelos, July 2001. Coordinator of the Second Multilateral Meeting on Citizenship Education: For a Culture of Non-Violence, Solidarity and Civil Participation in Integral Development, September 18-22, 2006. Mexico City. She chaired the 2nd. Regional Congress of Political Psychology of the Ibero-Latin American Society of Political Psychology (AILPP) with the theme of Territories, Borders and Social Transformation: Contemporary Challenges and Issues (August 2014). Founder and current President of the International Institute for Research and Training in Prospective, Participation and Citizen Management, AC (PROPAGEC).
Research candidate. National System of Researchers (1989-1993). Coordinator and Founder of the Psychology Study Plan at ENEP/Zaragoza (current FES) of UNAM, in the area of Social Psychology since 1979, where she remained as Head of the Department of Social and Human Sciences. Founder, President and current Member of the Honor and Surveillance Commission of the National College of Psychologists, AC (CONAPSI) 1988-1997. Founder and Coordinator of the National Commission for Professional Certification (CONACEPRO) of the National College of Psychologists, AC (CONAPSI) 1991-1996. Founder, former Executive Secretary and current President of the Mexican Society of Social Psychology, AC (SOMEPSO) 1991-2001. Founding member of the Mexican Committee for the international practice of Psychology in Mexico around the negotiations of the TLC. 1994-1995. President of the First World Conference on Political Psychology in Latin America in collaboration with the International Society of Political Psychology (ISPP) and SOMEPSO 2001. Individual Full Member and member of the International Affairs Commission of the National Council for Teaching and Research in Psychology (CNEIP). 2003-2009. Member of the Board of Directors and current President of the Mexican ICOMOS (UNESCO “A” Agency). Lecturer in other national institutions such as the Monterrey Institute of Higher Education (ITESM-CCM), the University of Veracruz or the Autonomous University of Chihuahua, among others.
Membership in Professional and Academic Associations:
· Member of the Latin American Association of Social Psychology (ALAPSO), 1977-1993.
· Founding Member of the Board of Directors and President of the Mexican Society of Social Psychology, AC (SOMEPSO), 1986-2002.
· Member of the Philosophical Association of Mexico AC, 1986-2009.
· Founding and Constituent Member of the National College of Psychologists, AC (CONAPSI), 1987-2009.
· Member of the Society of Graduates of the Faculty of Psychology (SEFPSI).
· Member of the International Society of Political Psychology (ISPP), 1996-2009.
· Member of the Inter-American Society of Psychology, 1990-2009.
· Individual Full Member of the National Council for Teaching and Research in Psychology (CNEIP) 2003-09.
· Founding Member and President of the International Institute for Research and Training in Foresight, Participation and Citizen Management, AC (PROPAGEC) 2003-2009.
· Full Member and current President of the Mexican ICOMOS - UNESCO "A" Org . 2004-16
· Member of the Chair of Vernacular Architecture of the Sagredo Foundation 2004-09
· Member of the Latin American Chair of Political Psychology (ULAPSI) 2005-09
· Member of the Mexican Society of Behavioral Medicine (SMMC) 2004-09
, Member of the Ibero-American Society of Heideggerian Studies. (SIEH)
Founding member and member of the Board of Directors of the Ibero-Latin American Society of Political Psychology (AILPP)
Member of the Mexican Society of Aesthetic Studies (AMEST)
. Member of the Society for the Defense of the Artistic Treasure of Mexico (SODETAM)
. Institutional member of the National Council of Monuments and Sites of the INAH
Professional Activities
1.- Head and Founder of the Organization and Methods Unit (UOM) of the General Directorate of the National Forest Inventory (INF) of the Secretariat of Agriculture and Livestock (SAG) 1975-1977. Activities carried out:
Design and coordination of the Organization and Methods Unit with the "Administrative Organization and Personnel Development Model to Optimize Operational Effectiveness."
2.- Head of the Specific Programs Department of the Committee for the Promotion of Social Services of the Secretariat of Agriculture and Hydraulic Resources. Activities carried out during 1977: coordination and supervision of a) daycare systems, b) adult education programs and c) training models for volunteer promoters.
3.- Coordination of the social study in the Regional Development Project of the PIDER Zone " Misantla-Nautla " in Veracruz, for the Rural Development Investment Program (*PIDER/SPP) of the Secretariat of Programming and Budgets, 1977.
4.- Coordinator of the Psychosocial Intervention Model of the Regional Development Plan of "La Malinche" ( Matlalcueyatl ), Tlaxcala. In inter-institutional collaboration between researchers and social service programs with: The IPN (careers in Economics, Architecture, Biology, Tourism), ENEP/Zaragoza, UNAM (social and health sectors), Chapingo, Technological Institute of Apizaco and the Government of the State of Tlaxcala through the Committee for Planning for the Development of Tlaxcala ( COPLADET ). The Malinche Plan was developed to program federal public intervention in a systematic way, aimed at promoting the process of modernization and development of the quality of life of the inhabitants, centered on the "functional self-sufficiency" of populations of less than 5,000 inhabitants (typically rural), from the operation of ecological recovery programs with a sustainable perspective. Activities carried out 1982-87:
4.1. Integration, training, supervision, and evaluation of social service students from different careers, guided by "professional skills by career," to obtain a comprehensive diagnostic study that would provide the opportunity for the design and programming of the Development Plan for the functional recovery of the 3,000 communities with less than 1,000 inhabitants located at the top of the mountain, in conjunction with the State Government.
4.2. Development and application of the Psychosocial Model for Community Intervention "MPPM" ( Mota, G. , 1984).
4.3. Study on "Generational Identity" applied to four age groups by microregional differences of the inhabitants of La Malinche, Tlaxcala.
5.- Psychosocial counseling for a SEDUE program in collaboration with the Regional Center for Multidisciplinary Research (*CRIM) of UNAM, Activities carried out, 1988-1992:
5.1 Application of the MPPM model to a Recovery Plan for the Lake Zone of Pátzcuaro, Michoacán (SEDUE).
5.2.- Application of the MPPM model to the Development of Political Culture in the Metropolitan Area of Mexico City.
6.- Coordinator of the National Commission for Professional Certification and Regionalization of the National College of Psychologists, AC (*CONAPSI) 1992-96
6.1.- Design of a Qualitative Certification and Evaluation Program of Professional Skills for the Quality of Practice, around the requests for homologation and recognition of the FTA (NAFTA).
7.- Advisor to the Mexican Institute of Educational Research (1995)
Development of the Conceptual and Operational Design for the National Social Service, based on the promotion of self-sufficiency, aimed at linking higher education and national needs in one of the FOMES programs.
8.- Advisor to the Center for New Technological Strategies (1995)
Conceptual and operational design for the creation of the " Business-Higher Education Linkage Consortium " around the FTA.
9.- Advisor to the Director of the National Council for Educational Development for the design of the CONAFE/SEP Plan, 1996-2000.
10.- Researcher in the Electoral Training and Civic Education Area of the Federal Electoral Institute, Directorate of Research and Political Culture (1997-98). Preparation of the Research Project: " Cognitive Complexity and Political Culture " aimed at establishing a diagnosis of indices and standards with respect to the values and deficiencies in political culture in Mexico City, 1996-2002.
12. Author of the course You Are a Citizen based on a model of development of human potential oriented to negotiation and conflict mediation. HADECNEC Technique (Development of citizen skills and abilities by types of conversational spaces).
11. Trainer at the Training and Development Center of the Electoral Institute of the DF (2002) Training Program for Electoral Officials. 40 hrs . June 17 to July 26, 2002.
12. Trainer of IASIS users in the Social Reintegration Program 2008: Course-workshop for the development of individual and collective potential HADECNEC” GDF/Institute of Social Assistance and Research. April 25, 2008. 40 hrs .
13. Trainer of the Administration and Finance Management with the course-workshop on: development of individual and collective potential: leadership strategies, group work and conflict management. Federal Electricity Commission. November-December 2009. 40 hrs .
At UNAM, he coordinates the Cultural and Civic Heritage Program as a Fight against Poverty through the projects: Education for Peace and Development of Non-Violent Lifestyles, and the Model of Cultural Economy and Knowledge Innovation: From Heritage to Regional Development , which have attracted 56 university courses, 10 at UAM and 5 at ENAH.
- Coordinates the Interdisciplinary Seminar on Civic-Cultural Heritage, Sustainability and Education for Peace (2010-2011), the Case Study for the Historic Center of Mexico City entitled: Genius Locci Where is the spirit of the place?
- Founder and Coordinator of the Electronic Journal of "Heritage: Cultural Economy and Education for Peace" www.journals.unam.mx/index.php/mecedupaz of the National Autonomous University of Mexico.