Law degree from the University Santo Tomás of Colombia (2018), with a specialist degree in Public Law from the University Externado of Colombia (2021), and a master’s degree in advanced studies in Public Law from the University Carlos III de Madrid (2022). Between 2022 and 2023, awarded the scholarship for training in tasks related to research and legal treatment of constitutional doctrine, called by the Constitutional Court of Spain. Member of the Research Group on Law and Justice since 2023, and collaborator in the Journal Eunomía, culture of lawfulness. I have extensive professional experience in the Judiciary of Colombia, where I was part of the team of various judicial offices specialized in the resolution of constitutional, administrative and criminal matters. I have participated in various academic spaces organized by academic organizations such as the University of Goethe and the Network of Latin American Law Academics. 

My research has focused on public law, in particular, on gender and law issues, which has led me to investigate issues such as the protection of sexual and reproductive rights of women, and the application of gender and intersectional perspective in the judiciary, in the prosecution of crimes committed during the armed conflict.