Mag. Ivette Alejandra Abanto Ramos

Member of the research group "Migration and psychosocial health". Doctoral visit to conduct the fieldwork of my PhD dissertation. Fully funded by the Brazilian government through the Coordination for the Improvement of Higher-Level Personnel (CAPES). Selected in a national selection process.

Online therapy to adults on emotional aspects related to the migration process, as well as family and relationships issues.

Design and execution of undergraduate Psychology lectures in the subjects of “Psychosocial Rehabilitation” (3 hours/week for 4 semesters), “Social-community Psychology” (4 hours/week for a semester), “Psychology for Health Sciences” (1 hour/week for 2 semesters). Awarded twice for excellent performance in teaching.

PhD Dissertation: Qualitative research on mental health in Latin American migrant women in domestic care work in Germany. PhD fully funded by the brazilian government.

Psychosocial support for children and youth in individual and group sessions. La Nueva Semilla, recognized as "Culture Point" by the Ministry of Culture, promotes the good use of free time through urban dance as a way to prevent violence in the suburbs of Lima.

Thesis: “COVID-19: Political Narratives of the Pandemic in Peru and Brazil”. Scholarship to move to Brazil, by the brazilian government through CAPES agency.

Thesis: “Urban dance as a form of crime and drug prevention among youth in the suburbs of Lima: Systematization of a community cultural project”. Upper third of my graduating class. Student Representative on the Faculty Council (elected by vote), being intermediary between students and authorities in the biweekly 3-hour-meeting with authorities.