Kevin Fonseca Laverde. Born in 1993, he lives and works in Colombia. He studied industrial design at the National University of Colombia and specialized in collective memories, human rights and resistance at the Latin American Council of Social Sciences (CLACSO). He began his experience as a project manager in 2014 founding collectives and collaborating, from/with design and management, in cultural processes in Valle del Cauca and then in Cundinamarca (Colombia); he also began research in design in the social design line in 2015 and in 2016 he named it Design and Conflict. That same year, together with his team, they receive the A'design Award recognition from the Italian organization A'design Award & Competition in the Social Design line; thanks to this recognition the project is exhibited in several countries around the world. Since 2017 it has focused on activating research through pedagogical and project actions, in addition to building projects with different organizations. She has lectured in Colombia, Guatemala, Mexico and Spain about her research in events such as the Art and Society Forum of the Pontifical Xavierian University of Cali (2017), the Twelfth International Conference on Design Principles & Practices: No Boundaries Design in Barcelona (ESP) in the area of Design for Society (specifically: Memory, Commemoration, Design) - 2018, talk Thinking Design from Conflict in Study Material (CO) - 2019, invited talk Design and Culture for the Secretariat of Culture of Palmira, Colombia (2020), workshop leader in the INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR: ACTIVISMO Y ESPACIO PÚBLICO of the Universidad Ibero de Puebla (MX) - 2021 and in 2022 as an advisor in peace building for diverse technological futures in TecnoRizoma of Sapiens Laboratory (GTM), panelist in Cátedra entorno creatividad resiliente of the Universidad Ibero de Puebla (MX) and workshop leader of the 2. International School Design and Creation of the Technological Institute of Medellin (CO), among others.