My current research integrates geospatial, econometric, and hydrological analyses to examine drivers of inequities in access to water, focusing on the impacts of water policy, land ownership, and agricultural exports in central Chile and California's Central Valley. I’m passionate about using research, data science, and GIS to empower social movements, inform policy, and fight for a more just food-water system.
Before coming to ESPM, I studied environmental justice, data science, and music, with my undergraduate thesis assessing the extent to which drought and power disparities drive water markets in Chile. Prior to that, I grew up in Buenos Aires, Singapore, Dubai, and Santiago. I love writing and playing music, baking bread, trail running, reading, ashtanga yoga, and nerding out about fútbol tactics.