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Ximena Beilin

Buenos Aires, Argentina
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About Ximena
Ximena Beilin is a bilingual journalist (Spanish and English) with a career that began in the year 2000. Her experience in the publishing field is complemented by her work in communication for non-governmental organizations (NGOs). As a content creator she focuses on freelance writing and research on social issues.
Ximena's research, writing, and editing skills are well-regarded in the industry, and she is known for her ability to navigate complex subjects with clarity and insight. During the last years she has also specialized in Solutions Journalism. Passionate about a range of issues including social matters, nutrition, science, environment, childhood, education and disability, but with concern for all topics. 
Ximena's journalistic approach is characterized by an active, creative, and practical personality, with a strong inclination towards embracing challenges and achieving results. 
Throughout her career, she has demonstrated her ability to overcome obstacles, find innovative solutions, and propose new ideas. Her commitment to journalistic excellence and her dedication to shedding light on important social issues have made her a respected voice in the media landscape.
She also advocates for pediatric disability and a more nuanced understanding of emotional health, encouraging her audience to lead more fulfilling lives, by giving hope and visibility to the complexities of trauma and pain as well as resilience and joy.
Languages
English Spanish
Services
Audio package (Radio / Podcast) Interview (Video / Broadcast) News Gathering
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Skills
Science & Environment Arts & Books Health & Fitness
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Portfolio

Link to my creative photos available por purchase & commercial use at FOAP.

Link to Previous portfolio with content for various clients (2011-2020)

Solutions Journalism at SJN Story Tracker. Cómo los drones pueden ayudar a disminuir la contaminación por plásticos en el mundo Infobae - 2022-02-06 Cada año, 13 millones de toneladas de plástico terminan en el océano. Aunque hay mucha evidencia acerca de la contaminación plástica en todo el mundo, aún faltan datos de calidad para obtener soluciones efectivas. Mediante un sisema de drones desarrollado por una empresa británica, es posible encontrar y mapear residuos plásticos en diferentes terrenos y clasificarlos por tipo, tamaño, origen o marca, de manera de obtener información certera y comparable para impulsar la toma de decisiones.

Link to Solutions Journalism for LATAM at INFOBAE

Ximena Beilin, author at RED

07 Feb 2024  |  RED/ACCIÓN
Ximena Beilin's article discusses various social, health, environmental, and educational initiatives across Latin America. Ashoka's Hello World program aims to change perspectives on migration, viewing migrants as agents of change. The World Health Organization predicts that by 2050, half the population will need glasses, prompting the creation of the Banco de Anteojos in Tucumán, Argentina. Algramo in Chile offers a service to refill everyday products, reducing plastic waste. Fundación INDRA's conservation efforts in a South American country have overcome a water deficit. Fundación Oficios in Buenos Aires provides job training for women. Disfam Argentina raises dyslexia awareness. Fundación Dignamente educates caregivers in vulnerable contexts. Ecoplas promotes plastic recycling education. The Liberté cooperative offers restorative justice training. Ánima provides education focused on labor inclusion. Pescueza in Extremadura combats population exodus and improves the quality of life for the elderly. Sobral in Brazil has achieved an educational revolution. Satellites on Fire offers real-time fire detection. The American Heart Association promotes CPR training in schools, and the Asociación Civil ALPI works towards accessible environments for people with disabilities.

An Argentine project provides glasses to those who cannot afford them and at the same time takes care of the environment

13 Dec 2023  |  redaccion.com.ar
The Argentine project Banco de Anteojos, created by Enrique Bach and supported by Fundación Hacer Futuro, collects and repurposes used eyeglass frames, equipping them with prescription lenses for those in need. The initiative has reutilized 5,000 frames, benefiting 3,750 people with vision difficulties. It operates mainly in San Miguel de Tucumán but also extends to other provinces. The project has a significant social and environmental impact, providing a simple, low-cost solution for a common problem and is easily replicable elsewhere. It was recognized by CAF and América Futura for its contribution to sustainable development in Latin America.

How a group of Uruguayan rural producers managed to reverse the impact of the drought

13 Nov 2023  |  redaccion.com.ar
In Uruguay, a group of rural producers in Valle de Lunarejo, Rivera, have successfully mitigated the effects of a prolonged drought through a conservation program led by INDRA, in partnership with the Intendencia Departamental de Rivera, Fundación Avina, Coca-Cola Uruguay, and the national Ministry of Environment's Sistema Nacional de Áreas Protegidas. The program, which began in 2017, has conserved over 3,000 hectares of native forests and wetlands, and 7,000 hectares of natural lands, by implementing sustainable production methods, reforestation, and water management strategies. These efforts have doubled or quintupled water infiltration and accumulation in the soil compared to non-intervention areas, helping the local producers avoid severe water deficits. The model is being replicated in the Santa Lucía river basin and is seen as a sustainable and replicable approach to reversing intensive resource use.

Argentine app detects forest fires in seven Latin American countries and helps save large tracts of land

03 Jul 2023  |  rionegro.com.ar
Satellites on Fire, an Argentine application developed by Franco Rodríguez Viau and his team, detects forest fires in real-time across seven Latin American countries, aiding over 250 organizations in combating fires. Recognized for its scientific and technological contributions, the app uses data from six satellites to provide early warnings, with a user base of 900 active monthly users. It has proven to be a crucial tool for firefighters, NGOs, national parks, and forest companies, preventing significant biodiversity and production losses. The system offers various subscription plans and has received funding, including a $20,000 prize from MIT.

Argentine app detects forest fires in seven Latin American countries and helps save large tracts of land

02 Jul 2023  |  redaccion.com.ar
Satellites on Fire, an Argentine application developed by Franco Rodríguez Viau and his team, detects forest fires in real-time across seven Latin American countries. Recognized for its scientific and technological contributions, the app has aided over 250 organizations since its launch in August 2021. It utilizes data from six satellites, including four from NASA and two from NOAA, to provide rapid and precise alerts. The app's early detection capabilities have prevented significant biodiversity and production losses. With 900 active monthly users, it monitors an area ten times the size of Uruguay. Satellites on Fire offers a free trial, with various subscription plans, and has received funding from MIT and other awards. The team aims to enhance fire management through prediction and detection improvements, with a focus on natural forest preservation.

CPR Learning is Mandatory in U.S. Schools: A Measure Thanks to Which Many Teenagers Save Lives

21 Jun 2023  |  rionegro.com.ar
The American Heart Association (AHA) has been instrumental in making CPR training mandatory in U.S. schools, with 40 states now requiring it for high school graduation. This initiative has led to a significant increase in bystander CPR rates, which is crucial since every second counts in a cardiac arrest. The AHA's CPR in Schools program provides educators with sustainable training methods and has placed over 25,000 training kits across schools. Personal stories, like that of Angela Thomas and her daughter Erin, highlight the real-world impact of this training. The AHA also supports a bipartisan bill to expand access to automatic external defibrillators (AEDs) in schools. While challenges have been faced, such as budgetary concerns, the AHA's use of science and volunteer support has been key to overcoming them. The article also touches on Argentina's experience with CPR, where a national law promotes CPR training, but the current implementation status is unclear.

Flexibility and Support: How a Free Program from the City of Buenos Aires Helps Adults Across the Country Complete Their Education

17 Apr 2023  |  redaccion.com.ar
The City of Buenos Aires offers a free and virtual program called 'Terminá la Secundaria' for young and adult learners across Argentina to complete their secondary education. Originating from the Adultos 2000 program, it has adapted over the years, with a significant shift to virtual learning in 2014. The program provides flexibility for those with work and family commitments, and has seen a substantial increase in enrollment in 2023, with over 98,000 registrants. The program faces challenges such as bureaucratic barriers and the need for technological adaptation among teaching staff, but it has been successful in helping many adults complete their education, which is linked to better job opportunities.

A company and a cooperative created a program for the residents of Tigre to recycle long-life packaging

24 Oct 2022  |  infobae.com
In Tigre, Argentina, a cooperative named Creando Conciencia and Tetra Pak have launched a program to encourage residents to recycle long-life packaging. For every ton of recycled carton packages, Tetra Pak donates fifty liters of long-life milk to local public institutions and community dining rooms. The initiative aims to raise awareness and promote the separation of recyclable materials at the source. Creando Conciencia, founded in 2005, has been working with Tetra Pak for over a decade to improve recycling rates. The cooperative processed 6,000 kilograms of these packages in the first half of 2022 and aims to exceed this number. The program also supports the creation of new products from recycled materials, contributing to a circular economy and generating employment.

How quality training in trades can achieve reintegration into the world of work

17 Nov 2021  |  infobae.com
Fundación Oficios, a non-profit organization based in Tigre, Buenos Aires, has been working for fifteen years to provide quality training in various trades such as electricity, gas, plumbing, renewable energies, air conditioning repair, and sewing. The courses are free and offer official certification. The foundation targets adults, particularly those over 40, helping them gain new skills for employment or entrepreneurship. The organization was born from the real estate development company Eidico and has since been supported by various companies, including Bayer. Fundación Oficios aims to break the cycle of poverty by offering opportunities for personal and collective progress through continuous education and work.

Chronicles of Quarantine — Our Tempest

04 Aug 2020  |  Tumblr
Ximena Beilin reflects on the varied experiences of people during the quarantine in Buenos Aires, Argentina. She discusses a viral text that suggests while everyone is facing the same storm, they are not in the same boat, highlighting the different challenges people face. Beilin argues for empathy and solidarity, suggesting that instead of focusing on individual survival, people should be attentive to the needs of others, including the elderly, the unemployed, and those suffering from violence. She encourages support through volunteering, donations, and supporting local businesses, emphasizing collective action and unity in the face of the pandemic.

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