Film Director and Mexican communicologist. Her Bachelor 's Degree being in International Affairs at Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México and later on obtained a Masters Degree in Artsat McGill University. Through her labor within rural and urban communities she has become a facilitator of dialogue processes and cultural communication, as well as a generator of learning spaces, organizational culture and innovation. She has stood out as creator, curator of cultural shows and for promoting cultural heritage safeguarding models. She was selected as a leader of the project "Regenerative Reboot", which impulses regenerative businesses with women. She became part of the team that created Centro de las Artes Indígenas (recognized by UNESCO as Buenas Prácticas para la Salvaguarda del Patrimonio Intangible -Good practices for the Intangible Heritage Safeguarding)and of "Casa de Medios de Difusión y Comunicación" in that same center. In 2009, she won First place at the Native Video Festival of Morelia for her short film "Voladora", where she narrated the story of a woman who fulfilled her dream of becoming part of "Danza de los Voladores".