Resources and Contacts

Directories and Online Platforms

To effectively engage with community groups in Buenos Aires, understanding where to find them online is crucial. The city has a vibrant digital network that connects people to diverse communities. Below are some key directories and online platforms:

1. Meetup.com: Buenos Aires hosts numerous groups across interests – from language exchanges to tech meetups. Searching for Buenos Aires on Meetup can lead you to a calendar bursting with activities.

2. Red de Redes: A local Argentine network that connects NGOs and community initiatives. It focuses on sustainable development and community improvement projects, offering a broad spectrum of groups to engage with.

3. Buenos Aires Cultura: The city government’s platform which not only lists cultural events but also connects residents and visitors with various cultural and arts community groups.

4. Facebook and Instagram: Social media platforms increasingly host groups or pages dedicated to community activities. Searching for specific interests, such as Tango Buenos Aires or Volunteering Buenos Aires, can yield active groups and upcoming events.

5. Eventbrite: Particularly for larger events or regular workshops hosted by community groups, Eventbrite often lists ticketed and free events, providing an overview of what's available in the city.

6. Internations: Popular among expats, Internations offers a social platform where newcomers can find groups tailored to different interests, including networking and cultural appreciation.

Key Contacts for Various Types of Groups

Navigating through Buenos Aires’ vibrant landscape of community groups can be daunting without knowing whom to contact. Here are some key contacts and networks for various community groups:

• Cultural and Arts Groups:

  • Asociación Amigos del Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes: An institution focusing on cultural outreach and events.
  • Teatro Colón Friends Association: Provides workshops and cultural tours.

• Social and Civic Engagement Groups:

  • Fundación Vida Silvestre Argentina: A notable environmental advocacy group.
  • Centro de Estudios Legales y Sociales (CELS): Focuses on human rights and social justice.

• Hobby and Interest-Based Groups:

  • Buenos Aires Running Tours: Combine fitness with sightseeing in regularly scheduled runs.
  • Argentina Wine Society: Offers wine enthusiasts a platform to explore local wine culture.

• Support and Self-Help Groups:

  • Alcohólicos Anónimos Buenos Aires: Runs meetings across the city.
  • Capacitación y Asistencia en Adicciones “La Revancha”: Provides various support services for substance abuse recovery.

Being informed with these resources will greatly enhance one’s ability to connect and engage with the diverse community groups in Buenos Aires. Whether a visitor or a local looking to deepen their involvement, these directories and contacts serve as a valuable starting point for meaningful interaction.