Trained in the Communication Sciences program at the Universidad Nacional de Asunción, she works in the dissemination and creation of content about social justice issues and the visibility of the peasant and indigenous sectors. She joined Heñói in 2018, and currently she is in charge of the communication area of the organization.
Mail: suhumanis.81@gmail.com
About to graduate as an accountant, her work focuses on the administration of private entities and civil society. She defines herself as an activist, manager, and feminist.
Mail: camiescauriza@gmail.com
Trained in communication, she has worked in mass media, in business and organizational communication strategies, and is currently dedicated to research and advocacy on issues related to land disputes, agribusiness and human rights violations. Her focus is in the fight against the advance of corporate control over the agri-food systems, from an anticapitalist and internationalist perspective.
He is an agronomist from the University Nacional de Asunción, and has a doctorate from Georgia State Agrarian University. He has devoted his career to in situ plant conservation through a diverse set of activities ranging from scientific and technical research, policy and advocacy, activism, and civil service. The main focus of his work is understanding the interactions between science and policy.
With a degree in Business Administration from the Universidad Católica Ntra. Sra. De la Asunción, she left the business world, where she had been working, to study social work and work in non-profit organizations, and she obtained Degree in Social Work from the Universidad Nacional de Asunción. She is a mother and, as such, focuses her dreams and efforts on building a country where all its inhabitants can live with dignity; on the construction of collective alternatives based on respect for the life of the planet and its inhabitants; on a liberating education, preventive health and the SUSTAINABLE satisfaction of the needs of all human groups, thus preventing future generations from being deprived of today's threatened biodiversity.
Mail: marielitameyer@gmail.com
Student of Environmental Engineering at the College of Agricultural Sciences of the Universidad Nacional de Asunción, in the process of finishing the Degree Thesis. Her areas of interest are conservation of forests and biodiversity, defense of the rights of peasant and indigenous sectors with gender perspective approaches. Joined the Heñói team in 2021, she is currently supporting the operation and strengthening of the Seed Network, a connection platform for seed producers nationwide.
Mail: sara.montiel12@gmail.com
Economist from the Universidad Nacional de Asunción (UNA). Researcher in economic history, extractivism and agribusiness, agrarian reform and alternative models, on which he has published books and articles. He is a university professor and participates in training activities with rural and urban social movements. Founding member of the Political Economy Society of Paraguay (SEPPY) and part of the CLACSO Working Groups, Crisis and World Economy, and Critical Studies of Rural Development. He is a social activist and environmentalist.
Mail: lurovilla@gmail.com
Emeritus Professor in the Humanities, West Virginia University. Bachelor of Arts from the Universidad Nacional de Córdoba (Argentina) and Doctor in Hispanic American Literature from Washington University in St. Louis (USA), he has a long career as a teacher and researcher on issues of Latin American culture, including travel literature, food cultures and interculturality. In addition, he has extensive experience in university management and in internationalization of higher education.
Mail: angeltuninetti@gmail.com
Sociologist, Master in Sociology and Political Science from the Universidad Nacional de Asunción (UNA). Researcher in various areas of Sociology, such as Rural Sociology, Social Movements, Sociology of Development, and Political Sociology. Founding member of the Paraguayan Association of Sociology (APS). Passionate about music and culinary art. Convinced that the ultimate task of science and knowledge is, as Bertolt Brecht said, "alleviating the misery of human existence", highlighting the mechanisms of power that generate inequality, injustice and exploitation, and accompanying the processes of struggle and transformation that the oppressed peoples of the world have been carrying out looking for a social organization superior to the current capitalism.
Mail: omaryampey@gmail.com
