I am a full-time Spanish lecturer at Suffolk University and a part-time lecturer at in Boston University’s Writing Program. I am currently researching the child subject as a fundamental agent for the reconstruction of the Nation-State consciousness during the postrevolutionary period in Mexico. I am interested in particular in revisiting those narratives that complicated the national project at its very inception, the intersections with cultural institutions, identities, race, activism, literary traditions, geopolitical, and historical developments that gave way to a polyphony of perceptions and representations of childhood in the global scope. I have taught at the undergraduate level on these topics, as well as Latin American studies. I am also a freelance copyeditor for children's literature books at Penguin Random House US; an interest of mine that has fed my ongoing relationship with the multilingual and intercultural exchanges in the editorial world. 

I am originally from Mexico City, but based in Boston, Massachusetts since 2017. I have two endearing dogs, Quincy and Pepper, a vivacious newborn, Nico, and my partner in crime, Joe, with whom we adventure life. I love spending time outdoors with my family and cooking for them.