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Maria Atuesta

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Maria Atuesta is a PhD candidate in Urban Planning. Her dissertation is about the relocation choices of populations displaced by internal armed conflict in Colombia, and the unfolding of those choices from the point of view of community building and...

Fernando Bizzarro

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Fernando Bizzarro is a PhD Student in Political Science at Harvard's Department of Government. His research concentrates on the nature, the causes, and the consequences of political institutions, particularly on political parties, regimes, and their...

Laura Correa Ochoa

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Laura Correa Ochoa is a PhD Candidate in Latin American and Caribbean History at Harvard University. Her dissertation focuses on questions of race, citizenship and black and indigenous mobilization in 20th century Colombia. Examining black and indigenous...

Julia Smith Coyoli

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Julia Smith Coyoli is a fourth-year doctoral student in Harvard's Government Department, with interests in Latin American politics and the political economy of education in developing countries.  A former Fulbright IIE scholar and Princeton in Latin...

Solsiré Cusicanqui

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Solsiré Cusicanqui is a Peruvian archaeologist and PhD candidate at Harvard University in the Anthropology Department. She has been working on the topic of ethnic identity, mobility, and trade in the central Andes, focusing on the region of Cajamarca...

Marta Dormal

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Marta Dormal is an Applied Economist with training in Human Development and Psychology. She is currently a PhD Student at

the Harvard Graduate School of Education. Her research focuses on Early Childhood Development (ECD) issues, specifically on...

Adrián Emmanuel Hernández-Acosta

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Adrián Emmanuel Hernández-Acosta is a doctoral candidate in the Committee on the Study of Religion. He has earned an MA in Romance Languages and Literatures from Harvard University, an MDiv from Harvard Divinity School, and a BA in Religion and Music...

Regina Larrea Maccise

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Regina Larrea Maccise is a SJD candidate at Harvard Law School. Her dissertation studies the development of feminist law in Mexico in the 20th century, focusing on the role of the Mexican feminist movement in this process. She is interested in questions...

Miguel Quintana-Navarrete

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Miguel Quintana-Navarrete is a PhD candidate in the Department of Sociology. His main areas of interest are political sociology, the sociology of crime and the law, migration and the social organization and regulation of communities. His current research...