Aimée
Vega Montiel
Gender: 
Female
 
Year of Birth: 
1974
 
Nationality: 
Mexican
 
 
Address: 
Torre II de Humanidades, 6º Piso, Ciudad Universitaria
México, D. F. 04510
Mexico
 
 
Activist, Educator, Researcher
Global, Regional, National
 

Thematic Areas

Print, Broadcast
Access, Inclusion and Participation, Diversity and Pluralism, Information, Communication and Expression Rights, Social Justice & Democracy
Content, Governance
Development, Gender
 
Specific Themes: 
Women's Rights
Specific Themes: 
Women Empowerment
Specific Themes: 
Violence against Women
Specific Themes: 
Stereotypes
Specific Themes: 
Gender&Media
Specific Themes: 
Gender Mainstreaming
Specific Themes: 
Freedom of Information
Specific Themes: 
Equal Opportunities
Specific Themes: 
Communication Rights
Specific Themes: 
Civil Society Media
Specific Themes: 
Access to Information

Short Bio

Aimée Vega Montiel Ph. D. is researcher at the Feminist Research Program, Professor and the Coordinator of the foreign graduate program of Communication studies, at the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México. She has degrees from the UNAM and the UAB, she is a specialist of Gender and Communication studies, with interest in Political Communication and Reception analysis. She has coordinated various books and has published in the areas of content, reception and regulation. She is currently working on issues of Women’s Human Rights, Communication and Information and their implications for regulation. Her recognition as a researcher, have made her an expert with the Council for the Equality of Gender in Media and with the Newtork of Researchers for the Human Rights of Women. Montiel has been president of the Asociación Mexicana de Investigadores de la Comunicación, where she is currently responsible of the Research Coordination, as well as of the Asociación Mexicana de Derecho a la Información. Along with José Marques de Melo, she has promoted the organization of various activities to impulse the cooperation between latin-american researchers. She is also an active member of the International Association for Media and Communication Research (IAMCR).

Created by: Claudia Padovani