I am completing a Master of Research in Renewable Energy Engineering from UNAM and a Bachelor in Environmental Engineering from Tecnológico de Estudios Superiores del Oriente del Estado de México. My specialization is Life Cycle Assessment using the Gabi software, and I collaborate with Birmingham University on research related to energy solidarity in the EsLatina Project. I am also a Global Fellow at the Girl Move Academy's MOVHERS Program, recognized by UNESCO, which promotes women's education and leadership through mentoring. Furthermore, I am a member of YOUNGO, the official youth constituency of the UNFCCC, where I work on the Migration and Climate Change team. Our team identifies and engages with countries and communities most affected by climate-induced migration and conflicts. We collect and analyze their stories and recommendations. We also consult with Key stakeholders like IOM and UNHCR and compile the findings into a report or policy.Currently, I work as an Interpreter Services Coordinator at ACNUR, the UN Refugee Agency. My role involves ensuring the efficient and personalized attention of refugees and asylum seekers in various areas, such as registration, protection, and integration. To provide comprehensive and effective responses, I work with other southern border offices and social organizations, including Save the Children and Doctors Without Borders.