JPAL and EAAMO Panel (in Spanish)

JPAL and EAAMO Panel Session

From research to practice in public policies with J-PAL and EJUCIAM: including emerging indigenous scientists’ voices and engaging with local partners

Panelists
1. Vianney Fernández
Policy Manager for J-PAL Latin America and the Caribbean. She is Government Partnerships Manager, working directly with governments to foster evidence use and data-driven policymaking.

2. Dra. Michelle González Amador
Recent PhD graduate from the United Nations University program on Innovation Economics, and Governance for Development. Incoming Postdoctoral researcher in Economics at Wageningen University. Her research focuses on complex socioeconomic systems and human capital investment. Currently, she is a visiting researcher at Stanford University’s Impact Lab on Equitable Access to Education.

3. Flor Ángel Pérez Sánchez
Representative and co-organizer of the EAAMO Working Group “Equity and Justice for Indigenous Communities of the Americas.” Graduate student of Tropical Ecology, with a focus on preserving ecosystems native to Mexico.

4. Leticia Tituaña
Founder and Director of Warmi STEM, co-founder of the Kichwa Institute of Science, Technology and Humanities (KISTH). Focuses on achieving SDG 2030 targets, particularly Quality Education and Gender Equality, by increasing the percentage of indigenous women in STEM careers.