The Status and Working Conditions of Artists and Cultural & Creative Professionals in the Americas

She is a Cultural Manager from Universidad Nacional de Tres de Febrero and a National Public Translator from Universidad de Buenos Aires, with postgraduate studies in cultural industries, heritage and sustainable tourism, and cultural management and policies. Since 2022, she has served as Director of the Cultural Management programs at Universidad Nacional de Avellaneda, where she has also taught Financing of Cultural Projects and International Cooperation Projects since 2012. As a researcher, professor, author, and editor, she has contributed extensively to publications and books on cultural management across Latin America. She has participated in and organized numerous international congresses and forums, including the Latin American Cultural Management Congresses. She has also advised Argentina’s Ministry of Culture and local governments, while coordinating independent cultural, artistic, and community-based initiatives.