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- Ilana_Sod abstract "Ilana Sod (born February 3, 1973), is an Emmy nominated TV and Radio Journalist, Presenter, and Producer with an extensive career working with youth-oriented programming and Social Issues. From 2004 to 2012, Ilana Sod was MTV Latin America's Newscaster and Editor-in-Chief for Public Affairs Programming. She has also worked as a columnist for the Mexican newspaper Excélsior and as contributor for Radio Trece in the metropolitan area of DF.Sod, who was born in Mexico City, Mexico and now splits her time between residences in Los Angeles, CA, and her native Mexico, is still a recurring contributor for MTV, and multiple media outlets throughout the Spanish-Speaking world. The 2014 TV news Special \"Hecho en America\" which Sod co-produced with Manuel Alvarez, for NBCUniversal's mun2 Channel has been nominated or short-listed for several prestigious awards, including a 2014 nomination for a Daytime Emmy in the Outstanding Special Class Special. \"Hecho en America\" won the Gold Award at the 2014 WorldMediaFestival – global competition for modern media. \"Hecho en America\" was Executive Produced by Gloria Medel Solomons.She is the host and producer of \"Agents of Change\" (Agentes de Cambio) - a project initially sponsored by the Government of Finland, through the Inter-American Development Bank, for MTV that reports on ideas and people that affect positive change throughout Latin America and the World.Agents of Change seeks to empower and inspire its audience to take action, make a difference and launch new youth-led initiatives. Dedicated microsites and social media pages on Facebook and Twitter assist with these goals; to date, there have been 20 long-format shows and over 90 short-form capsules to promote the program.Agents of Change also works as an incubator of change. Through a partnership with Ashoka, the global association of leading social entrepreneurs, the initiative has raised over $2.5 million to launch over 500 Agents of Change teams in the U.S. and 22 countries in Latin America.Since its inception, in 2005, Sod and the team behind this ground-breaking program, have managed to grow the project's scope and reach by soliciting and obtaining the support of many other sponsors and supporters to the Project such as: The World Bank, Ashoka: Innovators for the Public, and UNICEF\"Agents of Change\" is an ongoing production that has taken Sod to places throughout the world Sod has reported from (Argentina, Chile, Guatemala), Italy, Kenya, and many other places.\"Agents of Change\" (Agentes de Cambio) Documentary Series - Selected Highlights Agents of Change, Season One, 2005. \"Environment, Nature, Music & Tech\" First part of the Documentary Series funded by the Inter-American Development Bank featuring stories from Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Guatemala, México and Panamá. Agents of Change, Season Four, 2008. “Social Inclusion throughout Sports”, stories from Spain, Brazil, Mexico and Argentina. Funded by Nike Foundation. (December 2008). Agents of Change, Season Five, 2009. “Science supporting Labor Opportunities”, stories from USA, Israel and Colombia. Funded by the Organization of American States (April). Agents of Change, Season Six, 2010.\"Global Warming\". This part of the series documents projects from France, USA, Argentina and Mexico. Funded by Ashoka Foundation and the Staples Foundation for Learning. Agents of Change, Season nine 2013. HIV / AIDS and Social Change initiative in 52 Countries. Video highlight.The First Season of \"Agents of Change\" received Awarded by The Intermedia World Media Fest for her work on the series “Xpress” produced by MTV Brazil about the female homicides in Ciudad Juárez, México. Best Educational Documentary (April 2008).Sod has also written a regular column for the Mexican newspaper Excélsior (\"Almost Ten\") and has had ample experience working in Radio Broadcasting, among them, having her own daily show in the now defunct youth-oriented station Radio Activo 98.5 FM (entitled initially \"Retro Activo\") from 1996-2003, five years as a News Journalist in Imagen Informativa 90.5 FM, and a Segment entitled \"Wide Spectrum\" (Amplio Espectro) every Thursday during the news radio show of Javier Solórzano in Radio 13 in Mexico City.".
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