Daniel Antonio

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Academic Background:

  • PhD in Natural Resource Science and Management
  • Third Year
  • Focus Areas: Rural studies, anthropology of the state, economic anthropology, political economy, political ecology, social metabolism, GIS, mixed methods, IAP

Relevant Tools & Skills:

Mixed and qualitative methods, public policy analysis, differential approach, intersectionality, critical thinking, research methods and methodologies, QDA software, fieldwork methodologies, reflexivity, fieldwork, information analysis, project coordination, teaching, and trans- and multidisciplinary approach.

Interest Areas:

  • Environmental Justice & Sustainability
  • Community Health & Wellbeing
  • Racial and Social Justice Movements
  • Immigrant & Refugee Rights
  • Economic Justice & Business Dev

Where I Call Home:

I am from Colombia and have been living at CTC-UMN for four years.

Areas I’m Hoping to Grow:

Social and research context in English (sociolinguistically), public policy, and geopolitics of the global north.

Values That Shape My Work:

Since 2007, I have been working in participatory action research, community work methods, and work with diverse and vulnerable populations from a decolonial perspective and from the epistemologies of the South. My experience, fieldwork, and history allow me to work comfortably with the community and contribute to it in two ways. I work with clear responsibilities, clearly defined tasks, creative freedom, leadership, coordination with key players, and the opportunity to identify a work team based on affinity rather than selection.

A Meaningful Meal or Tradition:

Pasta with chicken and mushrooms