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Zera library and archive
Our work, open for use.
Publications, illustrations, and audio for classrooms, families, organizations, and curious minds.
Learn. Connect. Transform.
Knowledge grows when it circulates.
Read, listen, and download Zera's original productions here. Every resource remains free and ready to share.
Illustrated publication
Bolivian Thinkers for Everyone
Twelve biographies and stories written by Fernando Molina and illustrated by Edson Huayta and Quya Reyna. Designed for easy reading on a phone and to bring new generations closer to Bolivia's intellectual identity.
Bolivian literature podcast
Qantatai
Created by Zera in 2020, produced by Andrea Puente Mancilla, and hosted by Juan Pablo Vargas. An accessible space for reading Bolivian literature critically and connecting the country's Indigenous, Western, and republican layers.
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Download audioLos olvidados: Alcira Cardona
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Download audioLos diarios de Alcides Arguedas
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Download audioUn laboratorio para el teatro: Proyecto Border
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Download audioParc y su antología de cuentos de terror
Institutional archive
From Obrajes to today's classrooms.
Zera began teaching in 2015 with thirteen children who lived with their mothers inside the Obrajes prison. The work then expanded through the national children's hospital network, the national prison system, public schools, municipal governments, youth groups, families, and rural communities. Today, our practice is centered in classrooms and the development of Social Intelligence for Justice.
Pensadores
A program designed to build habits of inquiry and fair, careful, independent thinking.
Soul Shakers
Bolivian dance, reflection, and self-knowledge for teenagers.
Adventurers of the Imagination
Reading clubs, storytelling, and literature for children and young people.
Places and communities that form part of our history
The Obrajes women's prison, the national children's hospital network, sixteen prisons across all nine departments, public schools, young leaders in El Alto, and the rural communities of Quentavi, Laja, Chillcani, and Chuchulaya.