Stephanie Kennedy | Sounds and Colours

Stephanie Kennedy

Stephanie Kennedy is our resident Venezuela expert. She works as a journalist for El Proceso – a monthly publication based in Caracas, as a journalist and researcher for COTRAIN (Comunidad de Trabajo e Investigacion) – a centre for documentary film-making in Venezuela, as well as for Sounds and Colours, where she writes about Venezuelan life and politics.

Posts by Stephanie Kennedy:

REVIEW Pablo Larraín’s The Club Digs Deep Into The Catholic Church But Leaves Judgement Day Up To Us

By Stephanie Kennedy 21 March, 2016

Argentinean Director Carlos Sorín Brings the Heart of Patagonia to London

By Stephanie Kennedy 04 December, 2015

Caribbean Sass and Worldly Swagger: An Interview With MPeach + VIDEO PREMIÈRE

By Stephanie Kennedy 02 November, 2015

This is what democracy looks like: a coup in Paraguay and genetically modified cotton

This is what democracy looks like: a coup in Paraguay and genetically modified cotton

By Stephanie Kennedy 02 July, 2012

Nature vs. Nurture: How indigenous women of South America are fighting the circumstances that defy their culture

Nature vs. Nurture: How indigenous women of South America are fighting the circumstances that defy their culture

By Stephanie Kennedy 22 April, 2011

Calling on Caracas

Calling on Caracas

By Stephanie Kennedy 11 January, 2011

Hermano – a review of the slums

Hermano – a review of the slums

By Stephanie Kennedy 10 January, 2011

“Sabino, we are all!” Protests in Caracas look to improve indigenous rights in Venezuela

“Sabino, we are all!” Protests in Caracas look to improve indigenous rights in Venezuela

By Stephanie Kennedy 11 November, 2010

Najanamu — a cry from within

By Stephanie Kennedy 15 September, 2010