Ignacio López, professor at the Faculty of Communications UC. PhD in Language, Discourse and Communication, King’s College London. Master of Science (MSc) in Media and Communications, London School of Economics and Political Science. Journalist and Master in Strategic Communication, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. His research areas are digital communication, communications ethics, discourse analysis, semiotics and written narration. He is a professor of Communications Ethics, Nonfiction Writing, and Research Seminar.

Magdalena Browne, Dean of the Faculty of Communications of the Adolfo Ibáñez University. MSc. in Media & Communication at the London School of Economics, Journalist and Sociologist at the Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. She has an extensive professional and academic career in the area of public opinion and communications, public policy, and organization. She was Director of the Department of Social Studies of the UC Institute of Sociology, and General Manager and Managing Partner of Tironi y Asociados.

Roberto Herrscher, Director of the Journalism of Excellence Award and the Diploma in Non-Fiction Narrative Writing at the Alberto Hurtado University. Graduate in Sociology, University of Buenos Aires. Master of Science in Journalism, Columbia University. PhD Candidate in Journalism, San Jorge University, Spain. Author of, among other books, Crónicas Bananeras.

Moderator: Camila Diaz, Director of Research and Academic Training Millennium Institute Foundational Research on Data. Political Scientist from the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile and Diploma in Education, Memory and Human Rights from the University of Chile. She has been a Citizen Training teacher for high school students in a context of high social vulnerability. She was the executive coordinator of Plataforma Telar, a research project that collected the vision of the most diverse social actors, the media and social networks in Chile, within the framework of constitutional debates.