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Editorial Team
Editorial Committee 2026:
Lilian Margarita Sierra Soriano; Editor; Coordinator of the Master's in Demography and Development at the Faculty of Social Sciences and Professor in the Department of Sociology, National Autonomous University of Honduras. Master's Degree in Demography and Development and Bachelor's Degree in Sociology UNAH, Professor of Visual Arts, National School of Fine Arts. She has participated in national and international art exhibitions and in social research on gender, migration and development, as well as in academic publications and empowerment projects with women, children, youth and older adults, combining sociology and visual arts throughout her professional career; e-mail: lilian.sierra@unah.edu.hn
Josué Sabillón Casco; Deputy Editor. Professor in the Department of Sociology at the National Autonomous University of Honduras (UNAH). Ph.D. candidate in Social Sciences about Central America at the University of Costa Rica (UCR). Master's degree in Sociology from the National Autonomous University of Honduras (UNAH), Master's degree in Management and Public Policy from the Central American Institute of Public Administration (ICAP) and Master's degree in Occupational Health from the National Autonomous University of Nicaragua in León (UNAN-León). Bachelor's degree in Sociology from the National Autonomous University of Honduras, Valle de Sula campus (UNAH-VS). He has served as a consultator and advisor to the World Bank, the European Union and the Government of Honduras, as well as a professor at the postgraduate level. His research areas focus on job insecurity, worker's health and family policies.; e-mail: josue.sabillon@unah.edu.hn
Kristopher Giovanny Salgado Pavon; Bachelor's and Master's degree in Sociology, professor in the Department of Sociology, National Autonomous University of Honduras (UNAH). He has participated in consultancy work and in monitoring and social analysis projects. He has academic training in the fields of education, human rights, conflict resolution and corruption analysis. Professional experience in research and project coordination related to human rights, gender violence, social conflict and educational management. He has completed his training through courses in university teaching, strategic leadership, data analysis, digital security and technological tools for education; e-mail: kristopher.salgado@unah.edu.hn
Anthony García-Marín; Researcher at the Youth Agenda Center of the UNED and university professor at the UCR and UNED, with extensive experience in research about the youth, social inequality and education. He has led and participated in projects for international organizations, consolidating an academic profile with strong experience in data analysis applied to social issues. Sociologist from the University of Costa Rica (UCR), with a Central American Master's degree in Sociology and currently a Ph.D. candidate in Social Sciences with a focus on Central America (UCR). Specialized in Data Science and Data Mining (PROMiDAT) and qualitative analysis (ATLAS.ti); e-mail: agarcia16@gmail.com
Eduard Ortiz Pineda; Bachelor's degree in Philosophy from the University of Costa Rica (UCR), Master's degree in Demography and Development from the National Autonomous University of Honduras (UNAH), doctoral candidate in Education at UCR. Teaching experience in Philosophy and Education at the UCR, UNED and UTAC. He has led and coordinated research projects and observatories, such as the Interuniversity Thematic Observatory on the Rights of Children and Adolescents (OBINA) and the Observatory of International Migrations in Honduras (OMIH), and has participated in consultancy work on inclusive education policies; e-mail: eduard.ortiz@ucr.ac.cr
Ángel Oswaldo Ávila; Bachelor's and Master's degree in Business Administration from the National Autonomous University of Honduras (UNAH), with doctoral studies in Development Management with a focus on human development. He has technical training in systems analysis and extensive training in university pedagogy, leadership, business management, finance, and educational quality. He has held academic positions as a professor and coordinator of the Human Resources Area in the Faculty of Economic Sciences at the UNAH, and he is a professor at the Metropolitan University of Honduras (UMH). He has experience in university planning, business consulting and teaching at the undergraduate level and in distance education; e-mail: angel.avila@unah.edu.hn
Esthefany Viviana Polanco Matos; Specialist in international cooperation and applied social research, with more than eight years of experience in the design and implementation of development projects in territorial and border contexts in the Dominican Republic. Her work focuses on the analysis of social inequalities from an intersectional perspective, integrating human rights, gender and Afro-descendant studies. She holds a Master's degree in Human Rights from the National University of San Martín, as a scholarship holder of the Global Campus of Human Rights; she completed the Central American Master's Program in Sociology at the University of Costa Rica with the support from the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD); and holds a specialization in Afro-Latin American and Caribbean studies (CLACSO/FLACSO Brasil). She has participated as a speaker at international events such as the Latin American Studies Association (LASA) and at academic seminars in Latin America, North America and Europe. Her research addresses racialization and structural inequalities, with publications on the ideology of whitening in batey contexts. In her professional career, she has led cooperation projects related to community resilience, biodiversity conservation, and local capacity building, coordinating institutional and community stakeholders to promote social equity.
Comité Técnico 2026:
Jorge Arturo López Flores; Journal Administrator; Information Systems Specialist at the University Demographic Observatory of the National Autonomous University of Honduras; Honduras, Master's in Demography and Development (intern); Computer Science Engineer; e-mail: jorge.lopez@unah.edu.hn
Dania Concepción Rodríguez. Copy Editor. Operational Assistant responsible for the Academic Management of the Master's Program in Demography and Development at the National Autonomous University of Honduras; Honduras; Commercial Expert and Public Accountant; e-mail: dania.rodriguez@unah.edu.hn
Walter Escamia; Technical Manager; Technical Support Assistant for the General Coordination of Postgraduate Studies at the Faculty of Social Sciences, UNAH. Responsible for the support and maintenance of academic platforms, and providing technological support for postgraduate programs. Systems Engineer (UNAH).
Amílcar Yovany Lagos Andino; Magazine Administrator; Bachelor of Business Administration, Certified Public Accountant, and Certified Public Accountant. Extensive experience in administration, financial control, and operational management. Administrator of the Master's Program in Demography and Development, Faculty of Social Sciences, National Autonomous University of Honduras (UNAH).
