Intercuraduría is a curatorial project to dialogue, debate and share knowledge and concerns about curatorial practice from different current positions. The platform is composed of a section of texts, a laboratory for curatorial exploration, a program that seeks to explore other ways of curating, under the idea of ??creative accompaniment, courses and workshops that take into account other voices to create support networks that allow solidarity, pandemic and post-pandemic economies. Intercuraduria began with the shared interest of Emilya Rendón and Adriana Flores in making a historical review of curatorial practice in Mexico by women within the field of art, which culminated in an encounter between female voices who curate from different fields. After this first initiative, new concerns arose around the curatorial practice: What do we understand by curatorship today? How is curatorship carried out independently? How is curatorship inserted into an educational program? What are the different methodologies for curating? Can curatorship be taken beyond the artistic field? and finally, what is the future of curatorship ?. From these concerns, Intercuraduria arises as a curatorial project with a digital platform that allows research from the exchange of ideas, experimental practices and approaches on the curatorial work from different latitudes and perspectives.