We incorporate in our work perspectives and actions against social inequalities, with a special interest in gender approach.
We uphold a wide conception of health, incorporating the idea of Sumak Kawsay, that means good living: not only based on physical, psychological and spiritual components but also considering the ecological relationship of humans with its context, community and environment.
Knowledge should contribute primarily to social improvements, not to the interest of researchers. We go for social impact rather than impact factor.
We identify ourselves with a network of projects that offers resources and services, but giving relevance to the social benefits of its actions.
We do not intend to create duplications or alternatives for the Public System, but to support and advocate for it and its improvement.
We assert our independence from institutions and we advocate for the respect and strengthening of the autonomy of the communities and groups we collaborate with.
