Trinidad is a political scientist with a background in public innovation, civic engagement, and digital transformation. Based in Argentina, she has spent the last several years designing and coordinating social impact projects across Latin America, with a strong focus on building communities that foster democratic resilience. She has worked with NGOs, local governments, and regional networks to lead participatory processes, strategic planning, and cross-sector partnerships. Her academic background includes a postgraduate diploma in Urban Management from the University of San Martin (UNSAM).

Before joining Civic Health Project, Trinidad held roles at organizations like Wingu and Asuntos del Sur, where she facilitated collaborative initiatives among Global South actors. At Civic Health Project, she supports the organization’s programs and operations, helping to advance more connected, inclusive, and healthier democratic dialogue.

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