- Marie Skłodowska-Curie Research Fellow, Griffith University
From a transnational feminist approach, my research looks at the violence Central American women experience when they seek asylum. I put refugee issues in the United States in conversation with Europe and Australia and theorize the border as a transnational sovereign assemblage. My academic work has been informed and underpinned by many years working for a number of international bodies—including the UN—in different parts of the world. My research interests center on the intersectionality of feminism, border abolition, humanitarianism, neoliberalism, and colonialism.
Experience
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2019–presentAdjunct , Griffith University
Education
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2018The Ohio State University, Doctor of Philosophy
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2013Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia, Spain, BA Anthropology
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2012Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Spain, MA Gender Interdisciplinary Studies
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2006Universidad Complutense de Madrid, MA Humanitarian Medicine
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2001Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Spain, BSc Physics
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