Areas of Expertise:
Radio production and journalism, podcasting, sound design, video production.
Creative Work
Production work: La Crisis, a feature length stand-alone documentary, which will be the culmination of the six year process that resulted in the four previous episodes of The Crisis of my Friends. The piece will explore the impact of the current economic crisis in Spain on the culture of work in this European country and particularly on the lives of a certain group of Spaniards, my friends. 2018
Production work: The Crisis of my Friends, an ongoing documentary series project that is exploring the impact of the current economic crisis in Spain on the culture of work in this European country and particularly on the lives of a certain group of Spaniards, my friends. But most importantly, The Crisis of my Friends also involves meetings where interviewees and other attendants discuss the ideas and issues presented in these episodes. The opinions expressed and the conversations that take place at these meetings determine the content of the following episode in the series. This results in a project that is much more than a documentary. It is a ongoing conversation. To date, four episodes have been released. Link to series: http://lacrisis.net/. 2017
Production work: Wangki Tangni: Flowers of the River .
A short documentary about the 8th annual Indigenous Women's Forum, celebrated in the Waspam region of Nicaragua. In October of 2016 more than 800 women from the North Atlantic region of Nicaragua met in Waspam to celebrate the eight annual Indigenous Women's Forum of the Wangki region. This short documentary follows the founder of the forum, also founder of the indigenous rights organization Wangki Tangni, as she reflects on the impact and the history of the forum. This documentary was produced in collaboration with the international women's rights organization MADRE. http://radiofreeradio.net/wangki/. 2016
Post-production work for a documentary that is investigating the long-term consequences of the past internal conflict in Peru and the ongoing conflict in Colombia. Video available at http://radiofreeradio.net/toforget/. 2013
Awards, Honors and Fellowships
Leonard and Claire Tow Faculty Research Travel Fellowship, to support the production of The Crisis of my Friends. (Grants and Fellowships) 2014
PSC-CUNY 45 Research Award, to support the research involved in the production of The Crisis of my Friends. (Grants and Fellowships) 2014
Other Professional Activities
Coverage of the week of protests that a group of teachers from Andalucia (the southern region of Spain) staged in December 2012 to protest against the decision of the Junta de Andalucia (government of the region) to fire 4,502 public school teachers. Videos available at http://radiofreeradio.net/interinos/. 2013
Production of a 23-minute documentary about the protests activities of a group of public school teachers in Seville, Spain, in summer 2013. On May 17, a group of public school teachers, known as interinos, from the south of Spain entered a public high school in Sevilla, with the intention of remaining there for an indefinite amount of time. This was the last action after months of intense protests with little results. In this video, four interinos reflect on their experiences, their expectations, the state of the country and the future, as we become witnesses of a intimate event. Link to video: http://radiofreeradio.net/endofyear/. 2013
Coverage of the Occupy Wall Street protest movement in New York.
Links to videos: http://radiofreeradio.net/occupytimessq/ and http://radiofreeradio.net/occupywallstreet/. 2011
Youth Radio's Bogota Series. In August 2009 I traveled to Bogota to conduct a two-week multimedia workshop with a group of teenagers. They were members of the nongovernmental organization Taller de Vida, which works with youth directly impacted by the violent internal conflict. Many of them have been members of the insurgency or paramilitary groups that are still active in Colombia. In New York, I worked to edit, translate, subtitle and design the multimedia Web posts for all seven stories on Youth Radio's website. 2010
