Doctor in Political and Social Sciences

Mexican

Media Literacy, Mediatization of Communications, and Knowledge Management
Studies on Justice, Poverty, and Inequality
Cultural Rights and Inclusion through Social Participation

• Gender and comunication
• Sports journalism
• Digital gender violence
• Sociodigital literacy and education

Doctor in Political and Social Sciences and Master in Communication from the Faculty of Political and Social Sciences at UNAM (National Autonomous University of Mexico). Bachelor’s degree in Communication from the Faculty of Communication Sciences at Universidad Vasco de Quiroga. Specializes in gender, sports, journalism, and sociodigital technologies. Member of the National Researchers System (Sistema Nacional de Investigadores) with a Category 1 designation. First place in the National Gender Thesis Competition “Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz” in 2016, awarded by the National Institute for Women, in the doctoral category. Has taught at UVAQ, UAM Cuajimalpa, and the Universidad Latina. Served as the Secretary of Dissemination for the Mexican Association of Communication Researchers for the 2021-2023 period. Part of the Critical Digital Literacies Seminar, coordinated by UPN (National Pedagogical University). Worked as a scriptwriter, producer, presenter, and broadcaster for the Michoacan Radio and Television System, Radio Michoacán. Worked as a sports reporter for Diario Provincia. Was the Head of the Accessibility Monitoring Department at the General Directorate of Analysis and Content of Audiovisual Media at the Federal Telecommunications Institute. Has collaborated with many institutions as a workshop facilitator for training aimed at journalists and communication students, including the Feminist School of Communication, Campeonas MX, Diosas Olímpicas, Versus, Apuntes de Rabona, TUDN, as well as various Municipal Women’s Institutes and State Sports Institutes.