Co-designed and facilitated the 9109 MA course "Collectively preventing and addressing situations of harassment, violence, and discrimination"

The ISS Counselling Team is part of the ISS commitment to preventing and addressing any form of discrimination against any person on the basis of race or ethnicity, class, gender, religion or beliefs, age, nationality, disability, sexual orientation, marital or partnership status, pregnancy, citizenship or immigration status, or any other applicable status in the University policies and regulations.• As a trained Confidential Adviser (vertrouwenspersoon), I provide support to students and staff members who experienced unwanted behavior at ISS and assist them in the process of reporting and/or making a formal complaint• Organize training, sensitizing activities and events for the prevention of cases of unwanted behavior • Develop diverse promotional material (informational brochure, posters, website, etc.)• Manage social media accounts and day-to-day activities• Recruit, train and supervise 30+ peer counselors to date

Teaching Assistant for the graduate course ISS-4338 ‘Gender and Sexuality as Lenses to Engage with Development Policy and Practice’, course leader Dr. Silke Heumann

• Coordinated CSR programs in Latin America and the Philippines- Jóvenes con Valor (Youth with Value) in alliance with the NGO Ashoka, the objective was to support young people between the ages of 14 to 24 years, to develop and lead social entrepreneurship projects, becoming agents of change in their communities, supported 210 projects across 3 Mexican regions with 940 direct beneficiaries- Coordenadas para Vivir (Coordinates for Life) sought to strengthen the life skills of children and adolescents between the ages of 10 to 18 years in Mexico, Argentina, Colombia, Brazil and the Philippines with a total of 16,290 beneficiaries- Tu Mejor Jugada (Your Best Move) promoted the integral development of Mexican students in 300 elementary schools through the practice of sports and physical activation to achieve better physical, psychological, social, and academic performance- Volver a Creer (Believing Again) pilot program that aimed for the economic and social integration of young ex-convicts• Established and maintained strategic alliances with different stakeholders• Developed and implemented internal and external communication strategies for the area and CSR programs• Analyzed and introduced global trends in CSR and sustainability into the company’s operations• Assisted in the process of obtaining CSR/Sustainability certifications• Supported the consolidation of the company’s CSR performance through international indicators such as the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) and the UN Global Compact• Organized and participated in numerous CSR/Sustainability events and workshops• Trained and supervised six interns

• Coordinated the Consular Section, supervised Mexican visa applications of citizens from Ghana and surrounding countries• Prepared executive reports for the H. Consul and other parties such as the Embassy of Mexico in Nigeria, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Mexico and various Ministries of the Republic of Ghana• Undertook high profile meetings with government officials of the Republic of Ghana• Offered information of the business environment and commercial opportunities in Mexico and Ghana• Promoted the Mexican tourism sector• Produced monthly reports about the socioeconomic and political situation in Ghana• Performed media coverage analysis of both Mexico and Ghana• Provided assistance to Mexican citizens in Ghana• Organized various diplomatic receptions and cultural events• Completed a training in the Consular and Political Section of the Mexican Embassy in Abuja, Nigeria• Trained and supervised two interns

Research Assistant at the Center for North American Studies, Department of International Relations and Political Science- Compiled primary and secondary data for publications. - Developed and maintained a database of books, hardware, and software materials. - Provided daily administrative support. - Coordinated events' logistics, from weekly meetings to workshops and conferences. - Planned and coordinated the event ‘Conference Series on Mexican Migration to the US’ in collaboration with the Consulate General of the United States of America in Monterrey.

Internship at Ciudadanos en Apoyo a los Derechos Humanos, A.C. (CADHAC), also known in English as Citizens in Support of Human Rights, a globally recognized non-governmental organization dedicated to promoting and defending human rights in the state of Nuevo León and northern Mexico.Assisted in the publication of the issue “Mirada desde la Sociedad Civil: Hacia un diagnóstico de los Derechos Humanos en Nuevo León, México” (A look from Civil Society: Towards a diagnosis of Human Rights in the state of Nuevo León, México).