I’m a Ph.D. candidate at UC Berkeley’s Department of Environmental Science, Policy, and Management. My current research examines inequities in access to water, focusing on neoliberalism, agricultural exports, and the land-water nexus in central Chile and California's Central Valley, US. 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 joining 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.