Curriculum Vitae
Personal information
First name(s) / Surname(s)
Address(es)
Telephone(s)
E-mail
Gina Paola Donoso Roman
Rijsenbergstraat 60, 9000 Ghent – Belgium
Mobile:
+32(0) 471705935
ginadonoso@gmail.com
Nationality
Ecuadorian
Abstract
Specialist in comprehensive approaches on psychosocial processes after trauma
events. International experience on mental health programs supporting victims and
communities involved in political violence and social catastrophes (Costa Rica,
Colombia, Mexico, Argentina, Ecuador, Guatemala, DRCongo, Thailand, Cambodia,
The Netherlands, among others). Academic publications on related areas.
Areas of Interest: Psychosocial Research, Psychoanalysis, Critical Psychology,
Trauma Studies, Transitional Justice, Peace and Conflict Studies, Human Rights and
Reparations processes, Vulnerable Migration.
Work experience
Current position:
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PhD Researcher
Department of Psychoanalysis and Clinical Consultancy -University of Ghent,
Belgium (March 2013 - …)
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External Psychosocial Expert
International Criminal Court -Gender and Children Unit /Office of the Prosecutor
(April 2014 - …)
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Expert Roster - Sexual and Gender based Violence
Justice Rapid Response (JRR) / UN-Women
(November de 2013 - …)
Previous:
2011 - 2012
Occupation or position held
Main activities and responsibilities
Name and address of employer
Type of business or sector
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Researcher
 Joint research project between the Embassy of Ecuador in The Netherlands and
the International Organization for Migration (IOM) regarding the vulnerability
conditions of the Ecuadorian migrants in The Netherlands.
- Assessment of human rights violations among immigrants. Psychosocial and
legal impacts.
- Specialized literature review, quantitative and qualitative field data recollection.
- Survey recollection, in-depth interviews and focus groups.
- Information and data analysis.
- Psychological consultation
- Final Report writing
Embassy of Ecuador in The Netherlands and the International Organization for
Migration (IOM)
Koninginnegracht 84
The Hague - The Netherlands
Governmental
2011 - 2012
Occupation or position held
Visiting professional
Main activities and responsibilities
 Assessment on strengths and challenges of collective processes on participation
and reparation for victims.
 Advice and methodological insights for the collective application process for Côte
d’Ivoire.
 Comprehensive work on Reparations for the Democratic Republic of Congo DRC situation:
- Survey design on potential reparations measures.
- Assessment on the strategies to conduct sensitive interviews.
- Research and report on Key Messages and potential scenarios for
Reparations.
- Advice on the basic premises and epistemological principles for psychosocial
trainings and accompaniment in Reparations processes.
 Research on good practices and principles for psychological rehabilitation
measures in reparations processes that included:
- Review of good practices and key general principles related to psychological
rehabilitation measures in reparations that may assist the ICC in preparing
for the first reparation judgment.
- Advice on principles to be followed to ensure consistent decisions in
psychosocial rehabilitation.
- Technical advice, training and working meetings on the identification of
potential secondary victimisation mainly in fieldwork activities of the ICC.
Name and address of employer
Type of business or sector
International Criminal Court (ICC) - Victim’s Participation and Reparation
Section
Maanweg, 174, 2516 AB
The Hague - The Netherlands
International Tribunal
2009
Occupation or position held
Main activities and responsibilities
Senior Psychosocial Officer
 Psychological consultation for victims, groups and staff.
 Researching on and monitoring the socio-political situation and gross human
rights violations in Ecuador.
 Psychosocial assessment on the collected testimonies of torture, forced
disappearance, illegal detentions, sexual violence, among others.
 Provision of comprehensive physical and psychosocial accompaniment for
victims, witnesses, families and TCE´s staff during the process before the Truth
Commission.
 Collection, analysis, and synthesis of the victim’s testimonies, human rights
organizations, and other bibliographical sources.
 Systematization, analysis, and writing of the quantitative and qualitative data.
 Organization and facilitation of workshops and group interviews with victims,
relatives, and state authorities.
 Writing of the Commission’s Final Recommendations, specifically on the chapters
of the Psychosocial Impacts for Victims, Gender, and Reparations.
Name and address of employer Truth Commission of Ecuador (TCE)
Av. Juan León Mera 1574 y La Pinta
Quito- Ecuador
Type of business or sector
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Governmental
2008 - 2009
Occupation or position held Responsible of the Social Fabric Reconstruction Area
Main activities and responsibilities
Name and address of employer
Type of business or sector
 Psychological consultation for victims, human right defenders and humanitarian
personnel.
 Coordination, advocacy, technical advice, and facilitation of trainings on
protection and psychosocial tools adapted to the needs of the communities,
human rights lawyers and staff of the institution.
 Research and implementation of effective methodologies of popular education
for communities, incorporating gender and ethnic perspectives.
 Research and publication of papers about the psychosocial work in contexts of
political violence, as well as reparation and transitional justice processes.
 Planning and development of accompaniment strategies to human rights
defenders and victims of gross human rights violations.
 Inclusion of a comprehensive approach of the standard protection procedures
for accompanied NGOs and trained them on appropriate procedures of selfprotection strategies.
 Liaise with military and police authorities to ensure the secure and uninterrupted
travel of human rights defenders in Colombia; escorts witnesses in high-risk
political actions.
 Provision of integral activities in self-protection and mental health for victims,
organizations and communities of human rights violations.
 Development of a fluid relation with the accompanied NGOs, that allows to
coordinate their formation in protection and psychosocial needs.
Peace Brigades International – PBI
Carrera 15-17
Bogota - Colombia
International Non-Governmental Organisation
2007
Occupation or position held Latin American Desk Coordinator
Main activities and responsibilities
 Strengthen the network by linking up organizations and leaders.
 Advocate and promote the role of Latin American youth in peacebuilding and
peace related issues.
 Improve the knowledge, skills, and capacities of youth peace organizations within
the Latin American network by trainings and sharing expertise.
 Facilitate an exchange of experience and practice among youth leaders working
in peacebuilding and strengthen their capacity to network and develop joint
projects at local, national, and regional levels (self-help networks).
 Facilitation of the network by communicating with Latin American members and
affiliates, linking them up and disseminating research and training materials.
 Advocacy and campaigning for youth and peacebuilding on behalf of the Latin
American organizations.
Name and address of employer United Network Young Peacebuilders - UNOY
Laan van Meerdervoort 70. 2517 AN
The Hague - Netherlands
Type of business or sector
International Non- Governmental Organisation
2003 - 2006
Occupation or position held Consultant for projects on human rights and mental health programs
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Main activities and responsibilities
 Research projects on human rights and reconciliation, reparations, treatment for
victims of torture, and cruel inhuman and degrading treatments in Latin America.
 Research and implementation of appropriate policies and methodologies for
individual and community projects with gender and ethnic sensitive perspectives.
 Coordination of strategies for provision of integral and interdisciplinary support
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services to maintain the physical, emotional, and psychological well-being of
victims and witnesses of human rights violations appearing before the InterAmerican Court of Human Rights.
Training facilitation on human rights for local and regional civil society
organizations and State’s offices (Costa Rica, Ecuador, Guatemala, México,
Argentina).
Advocacy, technical advice, and monitoring/evaluation for individual and
community based human rights and mental health projects.
Assistance on the publication processes of several books and papers about these
topics.
General management of human rights training programs.
Writing and reporting on project proposals and budgets.
Planning and monitoring academic projects in the field.
Name and address of employer Inter-American Institute of Human Rights (IIHR)
Avenida 8, calles 43-41, barrio Los Yoses, Montes de Oca
San Jose, Costa Rica
Type of business or sector International Organisation
2003
Occupation or position held Psychologist-Group Facilitator
Main activities and responsibilities
 Coordination with local organizations and stakeholders.
 Adult, adolescents, and children education campaigns with local leaders, NGOs,
and volunteers.
 Group and individual psychotherapy with Colombians refugees in Ecuador’s border
and field staff.
 Crisis intervention, family mediation, and communitarian conflict resolution.
Name and address of employer Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society (HIAS)
La Colina N26-106 y Av. Orellana. Sector La Paz
Quito - Lago Agrio, Ecuador
Type of business or sector
International Non-Governmental Organisation
2003
Occupation or position held
Main activities and responsibilities
Name and address of employer
Type of business or sector
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Assistant Officer National Council for Women – CONAMU
 Assess national strategies on integral and sexual/reproductive health for women
in Ecuador.
 Support interdisciplinary actions with the CONAMU Legal Area.
 Evaluate national strategies for emergencies and catastrophes with gender focus.
 Research on prevalence and vulnerability conditions of women in Ecuador
regarding sexual violence.
National Council for Women – CONAMU
Av. 6 de Diciembre y Portugal
Quito-Ecuador
Government
2002
Occupation or position held
Main activities and responsibilities
Assistant Researcher
 Researcher, as member of FLACSO’s research team, on the situation of juvenile
delinquents, who live in rehabilitation and care centres throughout the country.
 Data recollection and qualitative analysis.
 Semi-structured interviews with adolescents and relatives.
 Group facilitation and training activities on adolescents and children’s rights and
risk conditions with parents, authorities, and children.
Name and address of employer
Type of business or sector
Latin-American Faculty of Social Sciences – FLACSO
La Pradera E7-174 y Av. Diego de Almagro
Quito - Ecuador
Academic institution
2001
Occupation or position held Coordinator Department of Training and Education - Clinical Psychologist
Main activities and responsibilities
Name and address of employer
Type of business or sector
 Coordinate actions and execute health projects.
 Liaison inter-institutional relationships and advocacy strategies en the health
promotion field.
 Facilitate workshops and seminars.
 Psychological consultancy.
Asociación Vivir
Via Interoceánica Km. 12 ½
Tumbaco – Quito, Ecuador
International Non-Governmental Organisation
1999 – 2003
Occupation or position held Psychologist – Psychotherapist
Main activities and responsibilities
 Psychological assessments and psychotherapy
 Expert psychological reports, preparation and monitoring activities regarding the
well-being of the patients.
 Children and Adult psychological assessments
 Psychological group facilitation and training activities on women, young
and children’s rights.
Name and address of employer
Centre for Applied Psychology/Free Legal Advisors Centre – PUCE,
Burbujita del Saber Centre,
Compartir Foundation
Quito-Ecuador
Education and training
Dates
Title of qualification awarded
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01-09-2010 - 03-12-2012
Master Degree in Development Research
Principal subjects/occupational skills
covered
Organisation
Dates
Title of qualification awarded
Principal subjects/occupational skills
covered
Organisation
Dates
Title of qualification awarded
Principal subjects/occupational skills
covered
Organisation
 Quantitative and qualitative techniques, applicable to research at local, national
and international levels.
 Philosophy of social science, disciplinary versus interdisciplinary research
strategies and methods; ethics in research and the key role of conceptualization
in research (including the role of literature review/study, discourse analysis and
exploratory data analysis in this respect).
International Institute of Social Studies - ISS /Erasmus Rotterdam University – The
Netherlands
07.01.2008 - 13.04.2008
Post-Graduate Certificate in Peace and Conflict Studies
 Conflict analysis and mapping, conflict tracking, conflict transformation,
reconciliation and peace building.
Chulalongkorn University – Thailand
09.06.2006 - 30.10.2008
Post-Graduate Diploma in Psychosocial Actions in Political violence and
Catastrophes
 Tools for both the individual and collective accompaniment of affected
communities in situations of political violence or disasters.
 Preventive techniques and community building in this type of situation.
 Design of programs that take into account the psychosocial perspective in the
overall relief work and international cooperation.
Complutense University of Madrid – Spain
Dates 27.08.2004 - 31.08.2005
Title of qualification awarded
Principal subjects/occupational skills
covered
Organisation
Dates
Master’s Degree International Peace Studies, Mention in Conflict Resolution
 Conflict and contemporary international issues related to peace, security,
violence, democracy building, intra- and inter-state wars, peace operations,
conflict management, mediation and negotiation, conflict transformation,
sustainable development and humanitarian law.
United Nations University for Peace (UPEACE) – Costa Rica
03.01.2003 - 27.03.2003
Title of qualification awarded Human Rights Specialization
Principal subjects/occupational skills
covered
Organisation
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 Human rights problems and its relationship to democracy and equity;
 Human rights intervention and enforcement,
 Ethnic diversity and gender.
Andean University Simón Bolívar (UASB) – Ecuador
Dates
Title of qualification awarded
Principal subjects/occupational skills
covered
Organisation
Dates
Title of qualification awarded
Principal subjects/occupational skills
covered
02.09.2001 - 07.03.2002
Diploma in Human Rights and Democracy
 National and international human rights framework
 Civil society movements
Pontifical Catholic University of Ecuador (PCUE)
20.10.1995 - 29.03.2001
Degree as Clinical Psychologist
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Psychological diagnoses and treatments
Prevention and education in society
Multidisciplinary approaches of work and intervention.
Clinical practices are carried out in hospitals, rehabilitation centres, children's
homes, institutions and private consultations.
Organisation Pontifical Catholic University of Ecuador (PCUE)
Personal skills and competences
Mother tongue(s)
Spanish
Other language(s)
European level (*)
Listening
Reading
English
C1
C2
C1
C2
C2
French
A2
B1
A2
A1
A2
Dutch
A1
A1
Spoken
Interaction
Spoken production
A1
A1
Writing
A1
(*) Common European Framework of Reference for Languages
Social skills and competences
The multicultural environment of my different experiences, and the different locations
of them, have allowed me to develop experience in establishing good working
relationships with people from a variety of cultures and backgrounds, to work as part
of a team, taking initiatives and prioritizing with minimum supervision but asking for
guidance when necessary.
Organisational skills and competences
During my work for different international non-governmental organisations I gained
experience on the development of human rights and mental health projects, team
work, the management of academic seminars and work-shops.
Computer skills and competences
Competent with most Microsoft office programmes. Experience with Qualitative
Research software as Atlas-ti, Nvivo and experience with web site’s designs
Affiliations
I am affiliated to different professional mental health associations:
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Peer reviewer - 'Intervention, the International Journal of Mental
Health, Psychosocial Work and Counselling in Areas of Armed Conflict'.
Community Action Group (GAC), Spain
International Mental Health and Psychosocial Support Network (MHPSS).
Other courses and seminars
Training Course on “Investigating Cases of Sexual and Gender-based Violence as
International Crimes”
UN Women - Justice Rapid Response (JRR)
Rule of Law Anti-Corruption Center, Doha, Qatar, 21 -29 September 2013.
Symposium Transitional Justice after war and Dictatorship, Learning from The
European Experiences
(1945 – 2000)
Belgian Centre for Historical Research and Documentation on War and Contemporary
Society (CEGES/SOMA), Brussels, 23-24 May 2012.
The Second Hague Colloquium on Sexual Violence and Victim’s Rights
Center on Law and Globalization of the American Bar Foundation and the University of
Illinois College of Law, in cooperation with the Grotius Center for International Legal
Studies, Leiden University Campus/The Hague, The International Victimology Institute
Tilburg (INTERVICT), and the Department of Criminal Law at Tilburg University, The
Hague, 7- 8 April 2011.
Winter School in Psychosocial Interventions in Emergency Displacement
Scuola Superiore Sant’Ana, Pisa-Italy, February 2011.
Intensive Course on Truth, Memory, and Justice
International Centre for Transitional Justice ICTJ - Barcelona International, Peace
Resource Centre, Barcelona- Spain, September -October 2009.
World Peace Symposium with Desmond Tutu
Rotary International Foundation, Birmingham - England, June 2009.
Seminar about Reparations in Latin America
ICTJ, PNUD, IIDH, Bogotá, Colombia, December 2008.
VI Congress of Psychology in Political and Social Violence
Cátedra libre Ignacio Martín Baró Corporation, Bogotá, Colombia, October 2008.
II National Meeting of Liberation Psychology
National University of Costa Rica, Heredia, 17 -19 July, 2008
Liberation Psychology Seminar I
Costa Rican Network of Liberation Psychology. Foundation on Liberation
Psychology, San José, Costa Rica, April, 2007
Liberation Psychology Seminar II
Costa Rican Network of Liberation Psychology. Ethics and groups and community
work, San José, Costa Rica, July, 2007
University of Costa Rica
VII Congress of Social Psychology of Liberation, Costa Rica, 16-19 November, 2005
Inter-Disciplinary Course of Human Rights
Inter-American Institute of Human Rights – IIHR, San José, Costa Rica, September,
2004
Inter-American Course of Human Rights
Inter-American Institute of Human Rights– IIHR, San José, Costa Rica, December
2003
Seminar-Workshop on Mediation for young people
Latin-American Corporation for Development – CLD, Quito, Ecuador, 2000
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Researches and Publications
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- Donoso, G., (with Ruiz Chiriboga, O.) “Los Pueblos Indígenas y Tribales ante la
Corte Interamericana de Derechos Humanos”, (‘Indigenous Peoples before the
Inter-American Court’) in SÁNCHEZ, F. y STEINER, C. (Coords), Convención
Americana sobre Derechos Humanos Comentada, (American Convention of
Human Rights Commented) Konrad Adenauer Foundation, Forthcoming 2014.
- Donoso, G., “La justicia penal internacional desde una perspectiva reparativa y
psychosocial” (“International Criminal Law from a reparative and a psychosocial
perspective”)in MEJÍA, J., (Coord.), Tres miradas latinoamericanas a la justicia
penal internacional (Three Latin American glances to the International Criminal
Law), Editorial Casa San Ignacio, El Progreso, 2014.
- Donoso, G., “Trauma y Justicia. Desafíos pendientes en las intervenciones
psicosociales” (“Trauma and Justice. Pending challenges in psychosocial
interventions”) in Aportes Andinos N.32, Andean Program of Human Rights,
Andean University Simon Bolivar, 2013.
- Donoso, G., “Unsilencing victims: the role of cross-cultural psychosocial
interventions in reparation processes for victims of human rights violations. The
Inter-American System Experience” in Cahiers de Psychologie Politique, 2013.
- Donoso, G.,”Las reparaciones ordenadas por la Corte IDH en relación con
Honduras: medidas de rehabilitación y otras consideraciones psicosociales”
(“Reparations ordered by The Inter-American Court in relation withh Honduras:
Rehabilitation measures after psychosocial considerations”) in MEJÍA, J., (Coord),
Los Derechos Humanos en las sentencias de la Corte Interamericana sobre
Honduras (Human Rights in the judgements of the Inter-American Court regarding
Honduras) Editorial Casa San Ignacio, El Progreso (2012).
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Donoso, G., “Inter-American Court of Human Rights’ Reparation Judgments.
Strengths and Challenges for a Comprehensive Approach”, IIHR Journal 49
(2010), pp. 29-68; Human Rights Journal, National University of Costa Rica
(2010).
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Donoso, G., (with Ruiz Chiriboga, O.) “Cuando todo está permitido.
Consideraciones jurídicas y psicosociales sobre la impunidad (When Everything
is Permitted. Legal and Psychological Considerations on Impunity)”, in Mejía, J. &
Fernández, V. (Ed.), El golpe de Estado en Honduras desde una perspectiva de
los Derechos Humanos (The coup in Honduras from a Human Rights
Perspective), (El Progreso: ERIC-SJ & MADJ, 2010), pp. 293-329.
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Donoso, G., “Ecuador. Justicia y atención psicosocial: Desafíos para la memoria
y la reparación integral (Ecuador. Justice and Psycho-Social Assistance:
Challenges for the Memory and the Comprehensive Reparations)” in Pérez, p. 7
Navarro, S. (Ed.), Resistencias contra el olvido. Trabajo psicosocial en procesos
de exhumaciones en Latinoamérica (Resistances Against Forgetfulness.
Psychosocial Work in Exhumations Processes in Latin America)”, (Madrid:
Gedisa, 2007), pp. 299-309.
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Donoso, G., “Peace and Justice in Latin-America. The Role of the Inter-American
Court Reparation Judgment’s on the Developing of Psychosocial Contributions to
Peacebuilding processes”. United Nations University for Peace – UPEACE, final
thesis before obtaining the Master’s degree in International Peace Studies, 2006.
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Donoso, G., (with Cordero, M.), “El peritaje psicológico como instrumento de
apoyo a las víctimas de violaciones de derechos humanos en el litigio de casos
ante el Sistema Interamericano (Psychological Expert Evidence as a Support
Instrument for the Victims of Human Rights Violations in the Inter-American
System)”, in Dobles, I. (Ed.), Psicología de la Liberación en el contexto de la
globalización neoliberal (Liberation Psychology in the Context of the Neoliberal
Globalization), (San Jose: UCR, 2007).
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Donoso, G., “La memoria histórica de los pueblos para la práctica de una cultura
de derechos humanos (The Historical Memory of the People for the Practice of a
Human Rights Culture)”, Acheronta 18 (2003).
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Donoso, G., “El concepto de derechos humanos desde la teoría del poder de
Michel Foucault (The Concept of Human Rights since Michel Foucault’s theory of
Power)”, Pontifical Catholic University of Ecuador, final thesis before obtaining
the Higher Diploma on Human Rights and Democracy, 2002, published at
www.liber-accion.org
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Donoso, G., “La perversión del discurso político en Ecuador (The Perversion in
the Political Discourse in Ecuador)”. Pontifical Catholic University of Ecuador,
final thesis before obtaining the degree of Clinical Psychologist, 2001.
Academic activities
 11 September 2012: Trainee on Mental Health and Human Rights on the AHRICOST Conference “Empower Human Rights”, University of Vienna, Austria.
 8-9 November 2010: Speaker at the Special Seminar of the Registry International Criminal Court on Support and assistance to victims. The Hague,
The Netherlands.
 27 September 2011: Trainer on Good practices when interacting with victims
at the Victims Participation and Reparation Section, International Criminal
Court Annual meeting. The Hague, The Netherlands.
 24 September 2011: Speaker on Good practices and challenges of other
tribunals and transitional justice experiences on the Working meeting on the
design of an impact assessment report related to reparations.. Victims
Participation and Reparation Section, International Criminal Court Annual
meeting. The Hague, The Netherlands.
 26 January 2011: Speaker at “La Vigilia por la Democracia en el
Ecuador”, academic event organised by Embassy of Ecuador in The
Netherlands, Netherland Institute for Democracy (NIMD), Radio Nederland
(RNW) and the International Institute of Social Studies - ISS /Erasmus
Rotterdam University. The Hague, The Netherlands.
 14-17 May 2009: Facilitator at Workshops on Reparations with victims, and
State authorities. Truth Commission of Ecuador. Quito – Ecuador.
 November 2008 – March 2009: Trainer on Workshops on Protection and
psycho-social tools to communities, human rights lawyers and
humanitarian staff of different organisation in Colombia. Bogotá, Colombia.
 June 22 2009: Invited Lecturer on Sexual Violence on Children and
sensitive judicial methods of investigation. Pontifical Catholic University of
Ecuador. Quito – Ecuador.
 17 November, 2005: El peritaje psicológico como instrumento de apoyo a
las víctimas de violaciones de derechos humanos en el litigio de casos ante
el Sistema Interamericano (Psychological Expert Evidence as a Support
Instrument for the Victims of Human Rights Violations in the Inter-American
System)”, Limon, Costa Rica.
 Training Coordinator on Health Promotion
Asociación Vivir
March 2001 - September 2002
 Teaching assistant
Subject: General Psychology II. Psychology Faculty
Pontifical Catholic University of Ecuador
February, 1998 – March, 1999
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Special Distinctions
 2012: National Secretary of Education, Science, Technology and Innovations,
Ecuadorian Government Full Scholarship for PhD Studies.
 2010: World Bank/Japan Joint Scholarship Program. International Institute of Social
Studies Erasmus Rotterdam University Partial Scholarship. The Hague – The
Netherlands.
 2004: OEA-Laspau Full scholarship for postgraduate studies: United Nations
University for Peace. San Jose - Costa Rica.
 2003: Swiss Agency for the Cooperation and the Development “COSUDE”,
Scholarship for the Specialization in Human Rights at the Simon Bolivar Andean
University. Quito, Ecuador.
 2003: Unión Latina scholarship for French studies in Alliance Francoise - Quito.
 2002: Esquel Foundation and Pontifical Catholic University of Ecuador Scholarship
for the Higher Diploma in Human Rights and Democracy at the Pontifical Catholic
University of Ecuador. Quito, Ecuador.
 1995 – 2000: Academic Excellence Scholarship - Pontifical Catholic University of
Ecuador. Quito – Ecuador.
 September 1995. First place in Admission Exams to Psychology Faculty, Pontifical
Catholic University of Ecuador. Quito – Ecuador.
References
Prof. Micheal G. Wessells
Columbia University
e-mail: mikewessells@gmail.com
Dr. Victor Rodríguez Rescia
Member Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights
vervicsa@racsa.co.cr
Dr. Carlos Martín Beristain
Deusto University – International consultant on mental health and human rights
(Colombia Guatemala, Ecuador,…)
carlos.beristain@gmail.com
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