She has a PhD in communication (Universidad Australwith a thesis on the contributions of philosophical anthropology to dialogue theory. She teaches undergraduate and graduate courses at that institution on topics related to communication and social change. Together with Mila Mirande, she has developed a specific playful methodology for developing dialogic skills. She is the author of the book Nuclear Communication (2020). She is the founder of Comunia, a civil association dedicated to the development of communication for social change, where she worked as a facilitator in grassroots communities. In 2007, she co-edited the book Communicating for Social Change with La Crujía, and in 2009 she participated in the first communication manual for social organizations. She has served on juries for the evaluation of communication strategies of CSOs (La Nación Foundation, Gas Natural Fenosa, Universidad AustralShe is the academic coordinator of the Diploma in Communication for CSOs at the Universidad AustralShe has worked as a communications advisor for several social organizations: Argentine Society of Cardiology (SAC), Macma, Conin Rincón Center, Rugby Without Borders, Strategic Forum for National Planning, among others.