Dialogue on Policy and Perspective

Red Global MX UK met with Diputado Migrante Raúl Torres to discuss legislative updates and exchange expertise. Topics included the consular voter ID status, diaspora representation on Mexico’s Economic, Social, and Environmental Council, and collaboration on AI for social projects and urban planning challenges.

“Aleph 2024”: The Intersection Between Art, Science, and Technology

In this article, Valentina Aranzabal, a young Mexican photographer shares her eye-opening experience at the Aleph 2024 Festival, where she delves into the fascinating world of AI and its growing impact on art and photography.
Witnessing firsthand how artificial intelligence and machine learning are transforming creative practices, she explores the potential of these technologies to redefine what’s possible in visual storytelling. Join her on this exciting journey as she navigates the intersection of human creativity and technological innovation.

Red Global MX at The Latin American Awards

The Latin American Awards brought recognition, discussion, and celebration to London. The vibrant event honoured Latin American achievements in various fields, featured a panel on business integration, and showcased cultural expressions through fashion, music and dance.

Building on Success: Red Global MX UK Launches Empowering Women in Leadership Course

Inspired by the transformative impact of our inaugural Women in Leadership workshop, Red Global MX UK is thrilled to announce a comprehensive course designed to ignite female leadership potential within universities and institutions across Mexico and the United Kingdom. Tailored for undergraduate and graduate students of all genders and sexual orientations, this course fosters an (more…)

British Machine Vision Conference

From 20th to 24th November, Dr Carlos Moreno-García, with the aid of members of RGU’s Interactive Machine Vision (IMV) research group and chairs from different academic institutions, including Mexicans such as Gerardo Aragón Camarasa (University of Glasgow), Óscar Méndez (University of Surrey) and Angélica Avilés Rivero (Cambridge University), hosted the 34th British Machine Vision Conference (more…)