As the Administrative Associate, Estefanía provides support to the Executive Director and the Methodology and Practice Department. She received her B.A. in Spanish with a concentration in Peace, Justice, and Human Rights in 2016 from Haverford College. Her work as an intern in the Documentation Center of the Museum of Memory and Human Rights in Chile played a large role in centering her studies on the relationships between identity, memory, and state violence.

Following her undergraduate studies, Estefanía worked in a variety of administrative support roles in both nonprofit and for-profit sectors. She has voluntarily served on the Board of Editors for Clepsidra – Interdisciplinary Journal of Memory Studies and the Board of Directors of the South Mountain Conservancy’s Wildflower Sculpture Park. During her free time, Estefanía enjoys hiking, native gardening, and learning new languages.