I’m a Peruvian practitioner based in Copenhagen, working across decolonial thought, editorial practice, and strategic research.
I help mission-driven teams unlock critical insights, craft transformative narratives, and mobilize the resources required for systemic change.
Available for consulting grounded in cultural, social, and epistemic impact.
SurGlobal.io is a Latin American nonprofit working to democratize access to knowledge, international opportunities, and transnational collaboration across the Global South. Grounded in a decolonial approach to education and cultural exchange, the organization develops programs, partnerships, and learning infrastructures that challenge the concentration of access, mobility, and institutional legitimacy within the Global North.
Through educational programs, digital resources, collaborations and consultancy, we work to bridge structural gaps in access to information and opportunity — particularly for young people and underrepresented communities across the South. We focus on equity, critical thinking, and the circulation of knowledge beyond traditional institutional and geographic boundaries.
As Co-Director and Founder, I lead strategy, partnerships, and editorial development across projects. My work focuses on building the narrative and institutional infrastructures necessary for more equitable forms of learning, exchange, and global participation emerging from Latin America.
UNTOLD.ink is an independent platform exploring the political, cultural, and ethical questions shaping contemporary life through a decolonial lens. The publication brings together writers, researchers, artists, technologists, and cultural practitioners examining how power operates across knowledge systems, media, technology, and the imagination of futures.
I oversee the publication’s editorial direction and narrative development, working closely with contributors to cultivate rigorous, accessible, and culturally grounded conversations. UNTOLD is both a publishing project and an evolving intellectual archive: a space for critical inquiry, collective reflection, and alternative ways of thinking about technology, culture, and systemic change.
In Peru working at CARE.org
Working with TECHO.org
Carved paper works