Overview
- The Alfredo Robledo Library will open in April at SOGEM’s Coyoacán cultural center with about 6,000 books, plus public access to some 8,000 theater librettos and members’ registered film scripts.
- Leaders say structural rehabilitation of the center is complete, including upgrades to the Enrique Elizalde theater’s lighting and power systems.
- SOGEM’s Escuela de Escritores remains active under a hybrid, fee-sharing format without a fixed faculty, while the flagship Creative Writing Diploma is on pause and may be reconsidered by the board.
- The society is stepping up copyright advocacy regarding generative AI, joining recent forums at the Chamber of Deputies and offering a practical workshop for members on AI and intellectual property.
- A yearlong 50th‑anniversary program features talks, book presentations, contests and collaborations, including a training agreement with ProCine, culminating in an August 23 celebration.