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• Isabelle Anguelovski completed her undergraduate studies in Political Science at Science Po in Lille, France and her Master’s Degree in International Development/Latin American studies at the Sorbonne University in Paris. In 2001-2002, she worked fo...More

  Isabelle Anguelovski completed her undergraduate studies in Political Science at Science Po in Lille, France and her Master’s Degree in International Development/Latin American studies at the Sorbonne University in Paris. In 2001-2002, she worked for Oxfam America in Peru and Bolivia, designing a gender policy for the South America programs of Oxfam, which focus on supporting indigenous groups improve their organizations, manage their natural resources, preserve their culture, and defend their rights. In 2003, she funded Chacha Warmi in Cambridge, MA, a NGO working to help indigenous people defend their rights in South America, with a focus on natural resources management and extractive industries. She also worked for two years at the Harvard School of Public Health on health disparities issues, preparing research seminars and conferences on environmental injustices and inequalities in the United States and abroad. In her PhD research, Isabelle Anguelovski focuses on sustainable development of indigenous communities affected by oil, gas, and mining in South America. Less

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