"Women have been written out of history, so we will have to write it ourselves."
 

As a Fulbright Scholar, she earned an MA in Museum Anthropology from Columbia University in 2016. She holds a BA in History from the Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile and a PhD in Cultural Heritage from the University of Birmingham (2024).

Her research focuses on memory, identity, and heritage, with a particular interest in the experiences of migrant communities, women, and the construction of historical narratives through museums and other spaces of cultural representation. Her work has drawn on oral history as a tool for exploring collective memory and the ways in which individuals and communities construct, transmit, and reinterpret their past.