Lecturers
Lecturers typically include:
Ana Clara Camarotti, PhD
Ana Clara holds a bachelor’s degree in sociology, a master’s degree in social policies, and a doctorate in social sciences from the University of Buenos Aires, where she is a professor of sociology of health and serves on the academic board committee of the Faculty of Medicine’s public health master program. She specializes in planning and managing social policies. She has been an assistant researcher with the National Scientific and Technical Research Council since 2012 and external consultant for the Organization of American States and UNICEF Argentina. She has twice obtained the Ramón Carrillo-Arturo Oñativia grant awarded by the National Health Research Commission of the National Ministry of Health. Since 2002, she has participated in national and international academic projects on health and population studies at the Gino Germani Institute. She has published numerous articles in national and international specialized journals as well as book chapters and books.
Alejandro Capriati, PhD
Alejandro holds a bachelor’s degree in sociology and a doctorate in social sciences from the University of Buenos Aires, where he is a professor of sociology of health at the Sociology Faculty and in the public health master’s program and an assistant researcher for the National Scientific and Technical Research Council (CONICET) at the university’s Gino Germani Research Institute. His work focuses on health and rights in adolescence, youth and vulnerabilities, and support processes in inclusion-exclusion scenarios in the Buenos Aires metropolitan area. He has collaborated with different governmental agencies, international human rights organizations, health services, and social organizations. He is the author of numerous academic publications in national and international specialized journals, book chapters, and books.
Valeria Carbone, PhD
Valeria holds a bachelor’s degree and a doctorate in history from the University of Buenos Aires (UBA) and is a two-time Fulbright Fellow (University of Massachusetts, 2008; and University of Pennsylvania, 2014). She is head of Applied Studies at the chair of History of the United States and senior researcher at the Interdisciplinary Institute of Latin American Studies at the Faculty of Philosophy and Letters at UBA. Her papers have been published in Argentina, Spain, Cuba, Brazil, Mexico, and France. She was awarded a post-doctoral fellowship from the National Scientific and Technical Research Council of Argentina and has authored three books published by the University of Valencia (Spain).
Soledad Fernandez Bouzo, PhD
Soledad holds a PhD in social sciences from the University of Buenos. She is a CONICET researcher based at the Gino Germani Research Institute (FSOC-UBA). Her studies focus on the following thematic areas: environment, participation, gender, environmental health, environmental policy, and knowledge transfer in social sciences with audiovisual devices. She is the author of books, articles and publications.
Oscar Cetrangolo, MA
Oscar holds an MA from the University of Sussex. He is a full professor of public finance and director of the bachelor’s degree in economics at the Faculty of Economic Sciences of the University of Buenos Aires. He has served as director of the master’s degree in economics at the same institution. He has been an expert in public policies at ECLAC and a consultant at international organizations such as the ILO, the PAHO, the IDB, the World Bank, and the UNDP. In the public sphere he has been undersecretary of relations with the provinces of the Ministry of Economy. He is the author of numerous books, articles and publications.
Ernesto Cussianovich, MA
Ernesto has a bachelor’s degree in history from the University of Buenos Aires and has completed postgraduate studies in the UK and Spain. He holds a master’s degree in economic history from the London School of Economics and Political Science, and a certificate in management of nonprofit organizations from the University of San Pablo CEU, Madrid. As a professor at Torcuato Di Tella University, he teaches courses on Argentine history and a seminar on the origins and evolution of the Peronist movement. Ernesto has worked and studied in France, the UK, and Japan. His teaching and research areas include Argentine and Latin American history, state theory, and public policy.
Silvia Gascón, MA
Silvia is the director of the Center for Active Aging and Longevity, Academic Board secretary, and professor in the Master of Management of Gerontology Services at ISALUD University. She advises public, private, and civil society institutions in the development of the World Health Organization’s Friendly Cities for the Elderly project. She is a global ambassador of HelpAge International, where she has served on the board for 10 years. In recent years she has been consultant for ECLAC, the United Nations Development Program, and HelpAge International and has advised the governments of Chile, Cuba, and Peru on issues of aging, age-friendly cities, and management of services for elders. She is the author of several publications and articles for books and national and international journals. She is a founding member of the ISALUD Foundation, the Platense Women’s Network, and the La Plata Major Network and is editor of the newspaper Lazos de la Red Mayor.
Mariana Romero, MD, MS
Mariana is a senior researcher in sexual and reproductive health at the Center for the Study of State and Society (CEDES) in Buenos Aires. Trained as an MD in Argentina, she received an MS in reproductive health in Mexico in 1993 and has since been active in the field. Her focus has been on abortion, maternal morbidity and mortality, and the quality of care, mostly in Latin America region. One of the founders of Latin American Consortium Against Unsafe Abortion, she is widely recognized as an advocate and resourceful member of the academic community for research and training. She is a member of the National Scientific and technical Research Council (CONICET).
Sebastian Sustas, PhD
Sebastian Sustus holds a bachelor’s degree in sociology from the University of Buenos Aires, a master’s degree in Generation and Analysis of Statistical Information from National University of Tres de Febrero (UNTREF), and a doctorate in social sciences from University of Buenos Aires, where he is a professor with the Public Health Department and Social Sciences Faculty. He is also assistant researcher for the National Scientific and Technical Research Council (CONICET). He teaches research methods at the post-graduate level at University of Buenos Aires and National University of San Martin. His research focus on young populations and social policies. He is consultant for national and international agencies and has published numerous articles in national and international specialized journals as well as book chapters and books.