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Martha Moscoso, program director. Moscoso holds
advanced degrees in sociology of development and in
Andean history. She has done extensive teaching and
research in women’s and gender history and in indigenous
communities. She teaches on the Human Sciences faculty
at Quito’s Catholic University.
María Arboleda, primary faculty. Arboleda
is an international consultant on public policy and
gender, local government and participative local planning.
She is a professor of graduate studies and holds degrees
in sociology and political science.
You will also learn from a wide variety of resource
persons including university faculty, government leaders
and community activists.
Ana María Larrea, instructor. Larrea
is the Director of the Institute for Ecuadorian Studies.
You also will learn from a wide variety of resource
persons including university faculty, government leaders
and community activists.
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