Nicolas Dousdebes (he/him) is a journalist, teacher and translator. He has holds two master’s degrees, in Peace and Conflicts Studies (PACS), by U of M, and International Relations by the Institute for Higher National Studies (Ecuador). His professional experience is linked to teaching and researching on Communication and Social Sciences at Salesian University in Ecuador. He has also worked as academic writing tutor (UM) and articles translator for Abya-Yala editorial house and the Canadian Museum of Human Rights. He is an experienced writer in the fields of communication studies, international relations, and peace and conflicts studies. The main human rights topics he is more passionate about are creating awareness among the youths, pacific transformation of conflicts, decolonization of public monuments, storytelling, and inclusiveness for people living with disabilities.
