Juliana Girotto is an undergraduate student at the University of California, Los Angeles, pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Global Studies with a minor in Anthropology. She has developed her interest in global justice through studying abroad in The Hague, focusing on human rights governance and international human rights law. Currently, she is a Research Scholar with UCLA’s Internet Research Initiative, analyzing grassroots digital infrastructure initiatives through frameworks of inequality, policy, and infrastructural power. Beyond academics, Juliana is an active member of the United Nations Association at UCLA, where she has organized and participated in advocacy and educational initiatives around human rights and sustainable development. Passionate about cultural preservation, she has pursued research and professional experiences that highlight the importance of safeguarding history and community heritage alongside human rights work. At Genocide Watch, Juliana serves as a member of the Central Asia, Southeast Asia/East Asia, and Balkans teams as well as the Alliance and Research Divisions. She aspires to continue her academic and professional development in the fields of human rights and international affairs, with the goal of working for NGOs supporting vulnerable communities worldwide.
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