Biography

Starting as an intern, Diana worked with the Paths Project and the Bringing Pinochet to Justice Campaign. Under these projects she researched related information for both projects, and translated and edited articles and publications. Currently, besides being support staff for Dorian Lipscombe and IPS in general, Diana works on a variety of IPS projects including SALSA, Democracy Action Project, FPIF and the Break the Chain Campaign. For these projects she has researched relevant material, promoted lectures on current issues, and assisted in investigations on worker abuse cases.

Diana holds a BA in Spanish and a BA in Government & Politics from the University of Maryland. In the fall of 2002 she will be starting her Masters work in U.S. Foreign Policy with a focus on International Law at American University. She has volunteered for area Hispanic organizations promoting diversity in the workplace and educational advancement for minorities.

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