Librarian Josef Sánchez is an Information Scientist, Knowledge Management Coach, and Digital Librarian dedicated to the preservation, organization, and dissemination of cultural and ancestral knowledge through modern technological frameworks. His interdisciplinary work bridges ancient knowledge systems and contemporary digital infrastructures, creating what he defines as living libraries — dynamic spaces where people, history, and consciousness converge.

Sánchez’s academic and professional trajectory centers on the development of digital ecosystems of knowledge that empower communities, protect indigenous heritage, and foster global collaboration. Through his leadership in projects such as The Mayan Library, he explores the transformative potential of technology when used in service of culture rather than its exploitation. His initiatives integrate artificial intelligence, semantic data architectures, and narrative methodologies to make wisdom accessible, interactive, and enduring.

Trained in Information Science and Digital Transformation, Sánchez has accumulated broad experience across the fields of knowledge engineering, digital archiving, educational innovation, and environmental data systems. His work contributes to the intersection between cultural preservation and digital ethics, emphasizing responsible technological practices aligned with the values of sustainability and inclusion.

Areas of Research and Practice

• Design and structuring of bioregional information systems for sustainable development.

• Creation of digital libraries centered on indigenous cultures, ancestral knowledge, and environmental stewardship.

• Coaching and training programs in innovation, digital literacy, and organizational knowledge management.

• Research and application of AI and data ethics in educational, cultural, and social transformation contexts.

Philosophy and Vision

Librarian Josef Sánchez envisions the libraries of the future as living networks — evolving constellations of knowledge where ancestral wisdom and emerging sciences coexist harmoniously. His mission is to honor the Earth’s memory by integrating traditional knowledge systems with advanced information technologies, empowering new generations to access, interpret, and expand humanity’s collective understanding.

Professional Focus

Librarian Josef Sánchez currently dedicates his research and applied work to building intercultural, multilingual, and ethical knowledge infrastructures, aligning technological innovation with spiritual and ecological awareness. His ongoing collaborations with indigenous organizations, academic institutions, and cultural networks reflect his belief that true digital transformation begins with cultural integrity.

Keywords

Information Science, Knowledge Management, Digital Librarianship, Indigenous Knowledge Systems, Mayan Library, Cultural Preservation, Digital Transformation, Bioregional Information Systems, Artificial Intelligence, Data Ethics, Knowledge Engineering, Environmental Humanities.