- viviana waisman, executive director
- viviana waisman, directora ejecutiva
- mónica roa, programs director
- mónica roa, directora de programas
- carlos borráez, administrative director, colombia office
- carlos borráez, director administrativo, oficina colombia
- francy cifuentes, fellowship attorney
- francy cifuentes, abogada
- glenys de jesús checo, fellowship attorney
- glenys de jesús checo, abogada
- gema fernández rodríguez, staff attorney
- gema fernández rodríguez, abogada
- jorgelina otero, CFO
- jorgelina otero, Directora Financiera
- andrea parra, staff attorney
- andrea parra, abogada
- katherine romero, staff attorney
- katherine romero, abogada
- cristina sánchez velázquez, programs assistant
- cristina sánchez velázquez, asistente de programas
- paloma soria montañez, attorney
- paloma soria montañez, abogada
- ariadna tovar, staff attorney
- ariadna tovar, abogada
- keina yoshida, fellowship attorney
- keina yoshida, abogada
viviana waisman, executive director
viviana waisman, directora ejecutiva
Viviana Waisman is executive director and co-founder of Women's Link. Viviana holds a BA in political science from the University of California, Berkeley and a JD from the University of California Hastings College of Law in San Francisco. She holds a Master of Studies in International Human Rights Law from Oxford University, where she presented her thesis on the responsibilities of States to victims of trafficking.
Her publications include Bridging the Divide: Women's Access to Justice; Reproductive Rights 2000: Moving Forward (editor); Women of the World Anglophone Africa: Laws and Policies Affecting their Reproductive Lives and ''Human Trafficking: State Obligations to Protect Victims Rights. The Current Framework and a New Due Diligence Standard.'' Hastings International and Comparative Law Review (Spring 2010)(forthcoming). Originally from Argentina, she resides in Madrid.
Viviana Waisman es la directora ejecutiva y cofundadora de Women's Link. Estudió ciencia política en la Universidad de California, Berkeley y obtuvo su título de abogada de la Facultad de Derecho Hastings, de la Universidad de California en San Francisco, EEUU. Posee una maestría en Derecho Internacional de los Derechos Humanos de la Universidad de Oxford, en donde presentó su tesis sobre la responsabilidad estatal respecto de las víctimas de trata.
Entre sus publicaciones están: ''cortando Distancias: acceso a la justicia de las mujeres'', ''Reproductive Rights 2000: Moving Forward'' (editora), ''Women of the World Anglophone Africa: Laws and Policies Affecting their Reproductive Lives'' y ''Human Trafficking: State Obligations to Protect Victims Rights. The Current Framework and a New Due Diligence Standard'' que será publicado en Hastings International and Comparative Law Review (Primavera 2010). Originaria de Argentina, actualmente reside en Madrid.
