Fitxa persona

PhD in Journalism from the University of Valencia (2016) and a Degree in Information Sciences from the Autonoma University of Barcelona (1987). She began teaching at the University of Valencia as an associate lecturer in 2004, attached to the Department of Language Theory in the Faculty of Philology, Translation and Communication. She is currently a permanent professor and teaches the subject Television News and Broadcasting Techniques in the Journalism Degree. She is also a lecturer on the Master's Degree in New Journalism, Political Communication and Knowledge Society and co-director of the Postgraduate Diploma in Mediterranean Societies: Citizenship and socio-political changes in the Mediterranean at Valencia University.

She is a member of several international institutions: Management Board of the Euromediterranean University EMUNI Slovenia; Advisory Board of the International Journal of Euro-Mediterranean Studies (IJEMS), Senior Research Fellow Euromed University Salento; Senior Academic Advisory Board of Cambridge Center for Palestinian Studies, Chaire Alliance Civilisations  Fès University, Maroc. 

She is also a member of the Governing Boards of the Valencian  television Apuntmedia, Institut Valencià d´ Art Modern (IVAM), Fundación Asamblea Ciudadanos y Ciudadanas del Mediterráneo (FACM) , the Board of Directors of the United Nations Palestinian Refugees Agency (UNRWA) and Scientific Board Big History Project Aras de los Olmos.

For 26 years she has been a journalist in the Valencian public television, a position he took up by competitive examination in 1989. She has worked mainly in the international section of the news department, where she has covered current affairs related to the Middle East, the Maghreb and the European Union.

She has been deputy director of the International Summer University 'Los Jóvenes y Europa' in Guardamar del Segura, Alicante.

She was academic coordinator in the Valencian Parliament of the group of experts who drafted the report to recover the public radio and television service (2016).

Throughout his professional and academic career she has won several international and national awards, including the Palestinian International Award for Excellence and Creativity (2018), Amnesty International Award for the Defence of Human Rights (2017), International Press Club Award (2014), Queen Sofia Centre Award for the best script at the International Seminar on Violence against Children (1998), first Award in the Banoa Euskadi national storytelling competition (1994).