Trazando Espacios is a Venezuelan Civil Association that focuses on teaching and building citizenship through the development of identity and a sense of belonging, in order to transform meeting spaces for the common good. They offer educational programs specifically designed for children and adolescents living in communities with the potential for transformation. Their methodology, developed by the organization's director and founder, Ana Vargas, during her postgraduate studies at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (M.

I. T), involves a democratic consultation process where participants and community members decide which space to transform and what elements to incorporate. This internationally recognized methodology has been applied in various countries, including India, the United States, Chile, and Venezuela.

With the active participation of students, volunteers, specialists, and community members, Trazando Espacios materializes the selected designs to create sustainable projects. The program concludes with the inauguration of the transformed space, inviting the entire community to participate and enjoy. Trazando Espacios has received prestigious awards and recognition, including Best Master's Thesis from M.

I. T and recognition from the United Nations Habitat Program and the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB). Join Trazando Espacios in their mission to create inclusive and transformative spaces for communities in Venezuela