Liam Aranda
About Liam Aranda
Liam Aranda is a Program Associate with a background in education and research. He has taught English in Brazil and contributed to research on migrant housing in Washington D.C.
Work at Amazon Conservation
Liam Aranda serves as a Program Associate at Amazon Conservation. In this role, he contributes to the organization's mission of protecting the Amazon rainforest and promoting sustainable development in the region. His responsibilities include supporting various projects and initiatives aimed at environmental conservation and community engagement.
Education and Expertise
Liam Aranda holds a Master’s degree in Latin American Studies from Georgetown University’s School of Foreign Service. This advanced education provides him with a strong foundation in the socio-political and economic contexts of Latin America. He also earned a Bachelor’s degree in International Studies and History from Northwestern University, further enhancing his understanding of global issues.
Teaching Experience in Brazil
Liam Aranda taught English at the Federal University of Acre in Brazil through a Fulbright English Teaching grant. This experience allowed him to engage with local students and contribute to language education while immersing himself in Brazilian culture and society.
Research Contributions
Liam Aranda assisted in researching Washington D.C.’s Temporary Migrant Housing Centers for Georgetown University’s Institute for the Study of International Migration. This research focused on understanding the conditions and challenges faced by migrants in temporary housing, contributing valuable insights to the field of migration studies.