Enoé Texier

Regional Coordinator for URI-Latin America and the Caribbean

Enoé is an Anthropologist and Ph.D. in Social Sciences, a professor at the Central University of Venezuela. She focused her research on the holistic paradigm of science. She has coordinated educational programs on inner peace, developing brain potential and exploring our capacity as a human race to live together in harmony. She is also founder and member of Circle of Cooperation of Dialogue and Coordinator of Father Luis Dolan Chair. Since June 2000, Enoé has been leading the Circle of Cooperation for Dialogue and the Luis Dolan Chair, as its academic body at the university, bringing together representatives of different spiritual traditions toward the promotion of interreligious and intercultural dialogue. She was the co-founder in México (1996) of the Inter-American Council on Indian Spirituality (CISEI) and was the Chair during the triennium 2007-2010. Among her publications, one of the most known is “Understanding Networks” (1999).

URI Stories of Impact

Message of Peace Dra. Enoé Texier

Regional Coordinator of URI Latin America and the Caribbean

Every year on September 21, the International Day of Peace is celebrated around the world. The UN General Assembly has declared this date as the day dedicated to strengthening the ideals of peace, through the 24-hour observation of non-violence and a ceasefire.

Color and Learn Values

The idea that the solution to many of the problems of our contemporary societies lies in education is more than widespread. I also agree with that premise provided, that the term education is understood in a broad sense, which goes beyond the mere incorporation of data.

URI Latinoamerica Shares Love and Hope

Last Monday, April 6, 2020, within the framework of the celebration of the Golden Rule Day and attending to the physical distancing due to the Covid-19 pandemic, URI Latin American region members participated in a Zoom call.

Inner Voice of Leadership - Yelitza L Gutierrez

Read an interview with Yelitza L Gutierrez, leader of Quinaroa (a URI Cooperation Circle in Merida, Venezuela), and Sally Mahé (Senior Consultant, URI) with Enoé Texier (URI Regional Coordinator for Latin America and the Caribbean) translating.

Enoé Texier and Romi Bencke Meeting for Peace

Enoé Texier (URI Regional Coordinator for URI-Latin America and the Caribbean) organized a meeting with the Lutheran Pastor of the CONIC (National Council of Christian Churches) of Brazil, Romi Bencke.

Quinaroa Cooperation Circle works with the environment in the Venezuelan Andes

Quinaroes CC, an Indigenous CC in the Venezuelan Andes, works with an interdisciplinary team to make handmade soaps from extracts and oils to improve hygiene while creating economic opportunity that aligns with their environmental conservation efforts.