Degree in social work and Master in social policies and services, she is currently developing a research work as research assistant in the  VRIME project of the Department of Law at Universidad Loyola Andalucía, which focuses on the study and the building of a risk assessment tool for unaccompanied foreign minors in Andalusia. She is currently working on her doctoral thesis on the field of unaccompanied foreign minors from a gender and human rights perspective. Moreover, she is a member of the working group on Immigration. The previous research experience has been focused on the field of juvenile justice, specifically on the comparison of the Italian and Spanish juvenile justice systems with a focus on non-custodial measures for juvenile offenders. As part of her training activity at the University LA SAPIENZA in Rome, she has been the beneficiary of an international scholarship from the University of Rome and another scholarship  Leonardo da Vinci from the European Funds. Thanks to both of them, she developed her first research titled "The treatment of juvenile offenders in Juvenile Justice in Italy and Spain: Social Services in non-custodial measures". These studies and experiences have allowed her to attend and participate in some international events to exchange good practices with minors at risk of social exclusion.