Specialist in the humanities, gender equality, and digital humanities. I hold a Master¿s degree in Humanistic Studies and a Bachelor¿s in International Relations from Tecnológico de Monterrey, where I have also worked as a lecturer and coordinator of social, cultural, and academic projects. I have taught courses such as Ethics, Person and Society; Global Citizenship; Ethics and Psychology for Well-Being; and Inclusive Leadership and Diversity. My research focuses on human rights, gender and sexual diversity, digital humanities, and digital culture. I currently contribute to initiatives such as Vive el Tec at the Guadalajara International Book Fair, the Gender Committee of the School of Humanities and Education, the EHE Digital Humanities Symposium, and various social impact projects. I am driven by a commitment to educating critical, empathetic students engaged in social transformation.
natalia.rocha@tec.mx