Afro-Peruvian scholar, communications consultant, University Professor and activist. She holds a Bachelor’s in Communications by Universidad de San Martín de Porres (Peru), a Master of Arts in Latin American and Caribbean Studies, a Master of Liberal Arts in Africana Studies by the University of South Florida, and holds a Certificate in Afro-Latin American Studies from the Afro-Latin American Research Institute at the Hutchins Center, Harvard University; and is a ISO30415:2021 Certified Diversity & Inclusion Professional by the University of Georgia.

Trained and specialized in strategic communication in human rights and social development. Throughout her professional career she has been a public servant and independent consultant specialized in issues related to human rights, ethno-cultural diversity, racial discrimination, intersectionality, inclusion and gender equality; and in the development of communication strategies with an intercultural approach.

Her research areas include diversity, race, ethnicity and gender in media, with emphasis on the Afro-Peruvian population, working on the analysis of traditional and non-traditional media in an approach based on gender, race, ethnicity and coloniality studies. Her analysis is framed in the work of critical race theory, and Media and culture theory. Her work has been presented in multiple conferences around the globe and her work has been published in Peru, Panama, Spain and the United States.

She is also a member of the Executive Board of Makungu para el Desarrollo and La Morada, and is vice-president of Afro-Latin/American Research Association (ALARA). She has been a fellow of the Fellowship Programme for people of African descent at the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights of the United Nations. She was part of TEDxTukuy Women 2020 with the talk "The importance of intersectionality". She currently hosts the Comité de Lectura podcast "Después de las doce", where she reflects on the importance of discussing about race, racism and discrimination in Peru.