Silvia Sanz Campos

I coordinate A las Olvidadas at Asociación teta y teta, a literary mediation programme in women’s prisons supported by Spain’s Ministry of Culture. The project has delivered more than 13,000 signed books to 23 prisons and has been replicated in Mexico, France, Colombia and Honduras.

I’ve curated multidisciplinary programming for Festival Puwerty at La Casa Encendida, spanning music, film, performing arts and workshops, while liaising with artists and agencies and producing communications materials. I’ve also managed cultural and training projects at Canela Espacio Creativo and produced exhibitions and events at the Embassy of Spain in Berlin.

I bring a background in translation and literature, a Master’s in Cultural Management, and experience in public-grant management, institutional communications and cultural diplomacy. I’m also the founder and artistic director of Colectivo Trapitos.