About

I am a feminist economist with experience in research and policy analysis on a range of issues related to gender studies, including the care economy, inequalities in the labour market and development-related phenomena. The core of my work has been on the analysis and data processing of indicators aiming at visualizing structural gender inequalities in Latin America and the Caribbean. I have also taught in academic and activist spaces, linking my research topics with feminist movements and the political agenda of women's grassroots organizations. I hold a Master's degree in Development Studies, specialising in social policy and gender at the International Institute of Social Studies, The Hague. I am a co-founder and active member of Desbordada Cooperative, a self-managed co-operative organization dedicated to situated research of economic and social processes in Chile from a feminist economics perspective.