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IIIF Community Coordinator (Digital Scholarship Services)

Division of Libraries, New York University

Creating workflows and resources for using IIIF standards, IIIF-compatible content, and creating new IIIF materials by surveying potential users and implementers.

Graduate Student Assistant

Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies, New York University

Led the first major effort to catalog the CLACS Quechua Library, ultimately resulting in the creation of Runakunaq Bibliotecanku (see Projects). Additionally, assisted with departmental events through promotion and administrative support.

Community Contributor/Executive Assistant

Epicenter NYC

Contributed to the weekly newsletter with Quechua language learnings. Reported for citywide COVID-19 and MPV grant, including social media outreach, community programming, and vaccination efforts. Additionally, managed the schedule for the CEO/Founder, Mitra Kalita.

Runakunaq Bibliotecanku

An in-progress, open-access library and research hub for Andean studies, Quechua language, and worldwide Indigenous studies

• Open Access
• Andean Studies
• Quechua
• Static Site

IIIF Guides - NYU

Creating guides and resources to expand IIIF (International Image Interoperability Framework) awareness and use at NYU.

• IIIF
• Open Resource

Chile 1973/2023

Created website for events happening around New York City to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the U.S.-backed military coup in Chile.

• Wordpress
• Dev

MSLIS Candidate

Long Island University - Post

Library and Information Science

• Critical Librarianship and Sustainability
• Archives and Manuscripts

MA Candidate

New York University

Latin American and Caribbean Studies

• Comparative Racisms in Latin America
• Critical Voices in Sustainability and Environmental Justice

B.A.

New York University

Linguistics and Anthropology, Minor in Studio Art

• Indigenous Languages in the Americas
• Language in Latin America

Foreign Language and Area Studies Fellowship - Quechua

U.S. Department of Education

FLAS Fellowships provide allocations of academic year and summer fellowships to institutions of higher education to assist meritorious graduate students undergoing training in modern foreign languages and related area or international studies.

Dália Leonardo Student Award

Library Association of CUNY

In honor of Leonardo's lifelong contributions to the field, LACUNY has created the Dália Leonardo Library School Scholarship for students who show interest in description, digitization, and organizaiton.

Sapir Award for Research in Anthropology and Linguistics

NYU Department of Anthropology and Linguistics

The Edward Sapir Prize is given once a year to an outstanding senior with a joint major in Linguistics and Anthropology.