I am Giselle Méndez, a graduate in Anthropological Sciences with a sociocultural orientation. My professional path has always been connected to working with children and adolescents, both in promoting and in designing projects to restore rights that have been violated. I consider a gender perspective essential to any intervention in the social field.
Founding Member and Secretary of SAJuR.
Education
- Degree in Anthropological Sciences, sociocultural orientation.
- Specialization in Policies for Childhood and Adolescence.
Philosophy and Approach
My approach centers on promoting the rights of children and adolescents and restoring them where they have been violated. I firmly believe in the importance of a gender perspective in all social interventions, as it allows for a fairer, more equitable approach to these issues.
Roles
Facilitator of rights-restitution processes, coordinator of social projects, researcher on childhood and adolescence issues, advocate for gender perspective, consultant on childhood and adolescence policy.