Her research interests include the employment of theatre pedagogy in Human Rights Education and examining Theatre of the Oppressed techniques as arts-based research methodology. She has presented Latino Theatre for Social Change workshops at the National USHLI Conferences for the past 5 years in Chicago. She has also conducted workshops in Colombia, Ecuador, South Africa, Ireland, Singapore, and Mexico. Her professional theatre directing experiences include the award winning productions of José Casas' play 14, and Rubén Amavizca's Las Mujeres de Juárez. She is currently directing the staged reading of Humberto Robles' text Mujeres de Arena for various conference and educational venues.