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Luis is strongest in translating governance, negotiation, human-rights, and institutional-design principles into practical leadership approaches for complex technological and multicultural settings. He is the author of The Polo Method™: Human Leadership in the Age of Artificial Intelligence, a governance framework connecting human dignity, high performance, and institutional architecture. His technology experience includes Senior Lead, Realtime AI at Meta via TEKsystems, where he led multilingual work on large-language-model evaluation, prompt optimization, quality assurance, and policy-aligned content integrity, as well as content-analysis work at Google. His public-policy and international experience includes roles with the United Nations, UNDP, the Inter-American Development Bank, Human Rights Watch, Peru’s Ministry of Justice and Human Rights, and SUNAT. Luis holds a Ph.D. in Theology/Theological Studies, an MBA, and a law degree, and has led academic programs, research, online-learning initiatives, and institutional accreditation work across Latin America, Spain, and the United States. ## Services - Public Relations - Government - Teaching - Research - Corporate Communications - Strategic Planning - Public Speaking - Internal Communications - Corporate Social Responsibility - Negotiation - Organizational Development - Media Relations - International Relations - Strategic Communications - Human Rights - Coaching - English - Latin America - Spanish - Management - Editing - International Development - Leadership - Planificación estratégica - Inglés - América Latina - Investigación y desarrollo - Español - Relaciones públicas - Gobierno ## Highlights - Author of The Polo Method™: Human Leadership in the Age of Artificial Intelligence, a governance framework for applying human dignity, high performance, and institutional architecture in technological and multicultural leadership settings. - Served as Senior Lead, Realtime AI at Meta via TEKsystems, leading multilingual teams focused on LLM performance, prompt optimization, and real-time AI response quality. - Led evaluation workflows, quality-assurance processes, and policy-aligned content-integrity frameworks to support accurate, culturally contextualized AI outputs at scale at Meta. - Previously led the Spanish team within Meta's LaaS project, contributing to large-scale LLM evaluation, prompt refinement, and AI training initiatives. - Worked as a Content Analyst at Google, evaluating and optimizing digital content for user experience and policy compliance through content-management tools, data analysis, and AI-based technologies. - Serves on the Global Advisory Board of Nation Builders University in Washington, D.C., advising on international education, leadership development, digital transformation, AI, and global partnerships. - Serves as President of the Innovation and Human Development Institute, INHUDINS. - Serves as an online professor at Universidad Rafael Landívar's Political Science School and Law School and as a professor at CUC University. - Led Northern International University's academic and administrative strategy for new online programs across eight sites in Latin America and Spain. - Led Northern International University's institutional accreditation proposal to California's Bureau for Private Postsecondary Education, covering academic documentation, compliance mapping, curriculum, faculty qualifications, student services, and regulatory reporting. - Served as Principal Adviser to Peru's Minister of Justice and Human Rights, advising on justice and human-rights policy, conflict resolution, and engagement with civil, rural, and indigenous communities. - Served as Principal Advisor to the President of Peru's National Institute Penitentiary on prisoner-treatment and prison policies. - Served as adviser to the President of SINADEPS in Peru's Ministry of Labour, with responsibility for social-property-system and indigenous-sector concerns. - Served as External Relations Regional Coordinator for South America at the Inter-American Development Bank, responsible for communication and risk-management strategies with South American country offices. - As IDB Division Chief of Communications Management, coordinated communication strategies for the 2009 Annual Meetings in Medellín and the 2010 Annual Meetings in Mexico City. - Served as Senior Consultant in the IDB Independent Consultation and Investigation Office from July 2008 to January 2009, analyzing cases and drawing lessons for a new policy approved by the IDB Board after 14 years. - Advised Guatemala's President Óscar Berger and Vice President Eduardo Stein Barillas through a UNDP project and served as Executive Secretary of the National Agreement for social expenditure and poverty reduction. - Coordinated with more than 500 organizations representing millions of people in Guatemala to establish a common political agenda across social and political sectors. - Served as United Nations Political Affairs Officer and acting Regional Coordinator for the Guatemala peacekeeping mission, verifying implementation of peace agreements after 36 years of armed conflict. - Led a UN regional multidisciplinary gender-rights team across Sololá, Suchitepéquez, Chimaltenango, Quetzaltenango, San Marcos, Totonicapán, and Escuintla. - Served as a Human Rights Watch Visiting Researcher in the Americas Division and co-authored special reports on countries with human-rights problems. - Contributed to Human Rights Watch's prisons project as a visiting investigator and co-author of the World Report on Prisons. - Founded SUNAT's Corporate University and supported publication of 42 books on tax and customs studies. - Launched a SUNAT virtual platform with business courses and incorporated the Euro social network as an academic-management model. - Received 2013 recognition from Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú's Center for Continuing Education for SUNAT's training and education model. - Served six months as head of SUNAT's National Headquarters of Image and Public Relations. - As General Director of Universidad Rafael Landívar's Quetzaltenango campus from January 2001 to July 2004, led academic and administrative renewal, master's-program creation, a policy research center, campus publications, and infrastructure work. - Led a Universidad Rafael Landívar campus comprising nine faculties, 26 academic careers, four master's programs, one secondary-school level, 5,000 students, 100 staff members, and 400 professors. - Managed the Latin American Human Rights Education and Research Network project with AUSJAL, York University, and Universidad Rafael Landívar, including the Virtual Education Project for Latin America and the Central America and Caribbean Virtual Diploma. - Holds a Ph.D. in Theology/Theological Studies, an MBA, and a law degree, alongside advanced study in conflict assessment, gender and conflict, human-resource management, international humanitarian law, international jurisdictional law, international human-rights law, and prisoners' rights. ## Experience - **Advisory Board Member at NATION BUILDERS UNIVERSITY** (2026-05-01–present) — Member of the Global Advisory Board of Nation Builders University \(Washington, D.C., USA\), providing strategic guidance on international education, leadership development, digital transformation, artificial intelligence, and global partnerships. - **Professor at CUC University** (2024-08-01–present) - **President at INHUDINS — Innovation and Human Development Institute** (2021-04-01–present) - **Professor at Universidad Rafael Landívar** (2020-12-01–present) — On line professor. Political Science School and Law School. - **Senior Lead, Realtime AI at Meta** (2024-11-01–2026-10-01) — As Senior Lead at Meta \(via TEKsystems\), I lead multilingual teams focused on improving large language model performance, prompt optimization, and real-time AI response quality across languages environments. I oversee evaluation workflows, quality assurance processes, and policy-aligned content integrity frameworks to ensure accurate, culturally contextualized AI outputs at scale. My role involves coordinating cross-functional collaboration to strengthen model performance and consistency in global markets. Previously, I led the Spanish team within the LaaS project, contributing to large-scale LLM evaluation, prompt refinement, and AI training initiatives. - **Content Analyst at Google** (2021-12-01–2024-11-01) — As a Content Analyst at Google, responsible for evaluating and optimizing digital content to enhance user experience and ensure policy compliance. I work with advanced content management tools, data analysis, and AI-based technologies, collaborating with global teams to identify trends and support strategic decision-making. - **Rector at Northern International University** (2021-02-01–2022-09-01) — Led institution-wide academic and administrative strategy to design, launch, and operationalize new online academic programs across eight sites in Latin America and Spain. • Established academic governance structures, cross-functional coordination, faculty oversight processes, and program-development workflows to ensure instructional quality, consistency, and scalable delivery. • Led the full development and coordination of the institutional accreditation proposal submitted to the Bureau for Private Postsecondary Education \(BPPE\) of the State of California, overseeing academic documentation, compliance mapping, curriculum alignment, faculty qualifications, student services frameworks, and regulatory reporting to ensure adherence to California state requirements and post-secondary education standards. - **Program Manager and Immigrant Counselor. at Catholic Charities** (2016-01-01–2017-03-01) - **Principal Adviser to the Minister of Justice and Human Rights at Ministry of Justice and Human Rights Lima, Peru** (2015-04-01–2015-06-01) — In charge of policy Justice and Human Rights Sector, which aims to guide, formulate, direct, coordinate, establish, implement, monitor and evaluate national and sectorial charge, in harmony with the laws and policies of the Government policy. Adviser to the Minister. Develop strategies for conflict resolution and strategies for working with civil, rural and indigenous society, the Ministry of Justice and Human Rights within the framework of its powers. - **Associate Professor at Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas** (2015-02-01–2015-07-01) — Courses: "Globalization: Opening and Trends" at the Business School. "State Organization" at the Law School. - **Consultant. Center for Conflict Analysis and Resolution at Pontificia Universidad Católica del Peru - PUCP** (2014-11-01–2022-08-01) — http://consensos.pucp.edu.pe/consultoria/equipo-de-consultores/ - **Associate Professor at Pontificia Universidad Católica del Peru - PUCP** (2014-08-01–2021-04-01) — Course: "Negotiation and Conflict Resolution". Center for Conflict Analysis and Resolution. - **General Manager at Polo Integral Consulting** (2014-04-01–2015-03-01) — Organization created by academics and professionals dedicated to providing services in training, comprehensive and specialized training and advice and guidance in areas of negotiation and management of risk, to contribute to the social, economic and responsible development. - **National Director at SUNAT** (2012-04-01–2014-04-01) — Instituto de Desarrollo Tributario y Aduanero \(INDESTA\): - Creator and founder of the Corporate University SUNAT. Publication of 42 books on tax and customs studies. - Launch of virtual platform with business courses. Incorporation on social network Euro as a model of academic management. - Recognition in 2013 by the Center for Continuing Education at Pontificia Universidad Catolica del Peru as the model of training and education nationwide. - Additionally, for 6 months I was in charge as Head at the National Headquarters of Image and Public Relations of the SUNAT. - **Associate Professor at Universidad Continental** (2011-08-01–2015-07-01) — Courses at the Master Degree Programs: - Communication, Negotiation and Conflict Resolution. - Negotiation and Crisis Management. - Operational management. - Negotiations in the Viability of Management and Policy. - **Associate Professor at Universidad del Pacifico** (2011-05-01–2016-05-01) — Executive Education Program. Courses: - Interpersonal skills: Conflict Resolution - Process: Planning - Negotiation - Negotiation and Conflict Management - Approaches and Methodologies of intervention on conflicts Socio - environmental - Effective negotiation - Negotiation - **Associate Professor at Universidad San Ignacio de Loyola** (2010-08-01–2013-12-01) — Law School courses: - Negotiation techniques - International Public Law - **External Relations Regional Coordinator for South America. at Inter-American Development Bank** (2010-04-01–2012-03-01) — Responsible for communication strategies, risk management strategies. Working in conjunction with IDB offices in different countries of South America. - **Division Chief of Communications Management. External Relations Office. at Inter-American Development Bank** (2008-07-01–2010-03-01) — \- Focusing on areas of civil society, media and public relations projects, and youth campaigns. General Coordinator of communication strategies in the Annual Meetings of 2009 in Medellin, Colombia and 2010 in Mexico City, Mexico. Responsible for relations with the Government and Congress of the United States of America with the Vice Presidents and Managers of the Bank. - Consultant Senior. Independent Consultation and Investigation Office July 2008 - January 2009. Washington, D.C., USA. Responsible analyzing cases systematize and draw lessons for the new office politics that was approved by the IDB Board after 14 years. - **Advisor. President and Vice President of Guatemala. Executive Secretary of the "National Agreement". at UNDP** (2005-01-01–2008-01-01) — Senior Advisor to the President and Vice President \(Oscar Berger and Eduardo Stein Barillas\) and Executive Secretary of the "National Agreement for the implementation of the Social Expenditure for Poverty Reduction” which focused on creating intergroup cooperation between the Guatemalan government and its citizens. - Responsible for improving relations between the Executive Power and the Legislative Power. Responsible for social relations with indigenous populations addressing labor concerns. Working to diffuse conflict between teachers' unions, Maya, constant uprisings against the government, social activists, miners, peasants, indigenous populations, trade unions, professionals, civic society etc. State policies were agreed upon and we were able to work with these sectors through a common political agenda. Coordination with over 500 organizations, representing millions of people from all social and political sectors. \(UNDP project\) - **General Director at Universidad Rafael Landivar** (2001-01-01–2004-07-01) — General Director. Campus, Quetzaltenango, CA, January 2001 - July 2004. Guatemala. Academic responsible and administrative area. Addressing the concerns of students and teach modern globalization issues, the ethics of human rights and their different ideological views, and providing quality civic education that provides insights into the institutional norms of constitutionality. a. Responsible for academic and administrative renewal. b. Creation of new masters programs. c. Creating a policy research center and new campus publications. d. Incorporation of the campus to the “AUSJAL RED” \(Jesuit universities of Latin America\) and graduate thesis advisor. e. Construction and reconstruction of a new infrastructure. f. The University recognized as the center for the Study of the Year 2013 nationwide. g. A charge of nine Faculties, 26 academic careers, four Masters and one medium school level. \(5000 students, 100 staff members and 400 professors\). - Project Manager "Latin American Human Righ - **Executive Director. Institute for Legal Research. Professor. at Universidad Rafael Landivar** (1999-01-01–2000-12-01) — Responsible for the development of important documents and publications of work and agreements with national and international institutions signed. - Teaching Masters and Bachelors. July 1998 - June 2008: Courses: Law School: 1. Introduction to Human Rights 2. Constitutional Law I and II 3. Theory of the State 4. Criminal Law I and II 5. Constitutional Law II 6. International Public Law 7. State and Public Policy Politic Science School and Economics and Social Sciences Schools. 1. Seminar on Contemporary Political Ideas 2. Seminar on Contemporary Problems in Latin America Human Rights Master Degree: 1. Philosophical Foundations of Human Rights 2. Economic, Social and Cultural Rights in the International Scope - **Regional Coordinator \(e\) and Political Affairs Officer. Human Rights Mission. at United Nations** (1995-01-01–1998-12-01) — Political Affairs Officer and Regional Coordinator for the Peacekeeping Mission of the UN in Guatemala Regions: Solola, Suchitepequez, Chimaltenango, Quetzaltenango, San Marcos, Totonicapan and Escuintla. Team leader and responsible for the verification of compliance with peace agreements signed between the government and the guerrilla after 36 years of armed conflict. Responsible for a regional multidisciplinary team of gender rights. - **Project for Prisons, Consultant at Human Rights Watch** (1993-02-01–1993-05-01) — Visiting Investigator and co-author of the World Report on Prisons. - **Consultant at the Lawyers Committee for Human Rights \(today Human Rights First\) at Human Rights First** (1993-02-01–1993-05-01) — Latin America and the Caribbean. Pursuit of equity in human rights cases. - **Visiting Researcher Americas Division at Human Rights Watch** (1992-01-01–1992-05-01) — Visiting Researcher of Human Rights and co-author of the special reports in countries with human rights problems. - **Consultant at Comisión Andina de Juristas** (1990-04-01–1991-06-01) — Investigator areas of protection of Human Rights and Drug Trafficking Area - **Advisor of the Ministry at Ministry of Justice** (1989-01-01–1989-01-01) — Responsible for human rights issues and attention to social sectors - **Principal Advisor of the President. at National Institute Penitentiary \(INPE\)** (1989-01-01–1990-01-01) — Support treatment policies prisoners and prison policies - **Advisor of the President. at National System of Social Property of Peru \(SINADEPS\)** (1986-01-01–1987-01-01) — Ministry of Labour. Responsible for the attention of the national system of social ownership of the indigenous sectors. ## Education - Post Grade Class, International Jurisdictional Law — University of Havana - Diploma, Human Resource Management — Harvard Business School - Specialization, International Humanitarian Law — Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies - Certificate, Advanced Conflict Assessment — USAID - Diplomas, "Project Evaluation and Structuring Financings" and "Finance for Non-Financiers — INCAE Business School - Diploma, Management of Managers — University of Michigan - Visiting Scholar, "International Human Righs Law" and "Right of Prisoners" specializations — Columbia University in the City of New York - PhD, Theology/Theological Studies — Atlantic International University - Master of Business Administration - MBA — Atlantis University - Certificate, Gender and Conflict Workshop — USAID - Law — Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú - Specialization, International Humanitarian Law — Geneva Graduate Institute (2000–2000) - Visiting Scholar, "International Human Righs Law" and "Right of Prisoners" specializations — Columbia University (1993–1993) ## FAQ ### What does Luis do? Luis is an international academic, author, adviser, and educator working at the intersection of artificial intelligence governance, institutional trust, global technology policy, human dignity, and ethical leadership. He serves on the Global Advisory Board of Nation Builders University, is President of INHUDINS, and teaches at Universidad Rafael Landívar and CUC University. ### What is The Polo Method™ by Luis? Luis authored The Polo Method™: Human Leadership in the Age of Artificial Intelligence. The work presents a structured governance framework that translates human dignity, high performance, and institutional architecture into practical tools for leading teams and complex systems in technological and multicultural environments. ### What did Luis do at Meta? At Meta, via TEKsystems, Luis served as Senior Lead, Realtime AI. He led multilingual teams working on large-language-model performance, prompt optimization, real-time AI response quality, evaluation workflows, quality assurance, and policy-aligned content-integrity frameworks. He also coordinated cross-functional work to improve model performance and consistency in global markets and previously led the Spanish team within the LaaS project, contributing to LLM evaluation, prompt refinement, and AI training. ### What did Luis do at Google? Luis worked as a Content Analyst at Google, evaluating and optimizing digital content to improve user experience and support policy compliance. His work involved content-management tools, data analysis, AI-based technologies, collaboration with global teams, trend identification, and support for strategic decision-making. ### What is Luis's role at Nation Builders University? Luis is a Global Advisory Board member at Nation Builders University in Washington, D.C. He provides strategic guidance on international education, leadership development, digital transformation, artificial intelligence, and global partnerships. ### What are Luis's current academic and institutional roles? Luis is President of the Innovation and Human Development Institute, INHUDINS. He is also a current online professor in the Political Science School and Law School at Universidad Rafael Landívar and a professor at CUC University. ### What did Luis accomplish as Rector of Northern International University? As Rector of Northern International University, Luis led institution-wide academic and administrative strategy to design, launch, and operationalize online academic programs across eight sites in Latin America and Spain. He established academic-governance, cross-functional coordination, faculty-oversight, and program-development processes, and led the accreditation proposal submitted to California's Bureau for Private Postsecondary Education, including documentation, compliance mapping, curriculum alignment, faculty qualifications, student-services frameworks, and regulatory reporting. ### What was Luis's work at Universidad Rafael Landívar? At Universidad Rafael Landívar, Luis served as General Director of the Quetzaltenango campus from January 2001 to July 2004, with responsibility for academic and administrative renewal. He helped create master's programs, a policy research center, campus publications, and the campus's incorporation into the AUSJAL network of Jesuit universities in Latin America. The campus included nine faculties, 26 academic careers, four master's programs, and one secondary-school level, serving 5,000 students with 100 staff members and 400 professors. He also served as Executive Director of the Institute for Legal Research and taught law, political science, economics and social sciences, and human-rights master's courses from July 1998 to June 2008. ### Where else has Luis taught, and what subjects has he taught? Luis taught Negotiation Techniques and International Public Law at Universidad San Ignacio de Loyola. At Universidad Continental, he taught master's-level courses in communication, negotiation and conflict resolution negotiation and crisis management operational management and negotiations in the viability of management and policy. He also taught at Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas, Universidad del Pacífico, and Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú. ### What did Luis teach at Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas, Universidad del Pacífico, and PUCP? At Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas, Luis taught Globalization: Opening and Trends in the Business School and State Organization in the Law School. At Universidad del Pacífico's Executive Education Program, he taught interpersonal skills and conflict resolution, planning and negotiation, negotiation and conflict management, socio-environmental conflict-intervention methodologies, effective negotiation, and negotiation. At Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, he taught Negotiation and Conflict Resolution through the Center for Conflict Analysis and Resolution, where he also served as a consultant. ### What public-sector roles has Luis held in Peru? Luis was Principal Adviser to Peru's Minister of Justice and Human Rights, advising on justice and human-rights-sector policy and developing conflict-resolution approaches and engagement strategies with civil, rural, and indigenous communities. He also served as an adviser within the Ministry on human-rights matters and attention to social sectors, as Principal Advisor to the President of the National Institute Penitentiary on prisoner-treatment and prison policies, and as adviser to the President of SINADEPS in the Ministry of Labour on the national social-property system and indigenous-sector concerns. ### What did Luis do at the Inter-American Development Bank? Luis worked at the Inter-American Development Bank as External Relations Regional Coordinator for South America, with responsibility for communication and risk-management strategies in coordination with country offices. As Division Chief of Communications Management in the External Relations Office, he led civil-society, media, public-relations, and youth-campaign work coordinated communication strategy for the IDB Annual Meetings in Medellín in 2009 and Mexico City in 2010 and handled relations with the U.S. government and Congress alongside Bank vice presidents and managers. He also served as Senior Consultant in the Independent Consultation and Investigation Office from July 2008 to January 2009, analyzing cases and drawing lessons for a new office policy approved by the IDB Board after 14 years. ### What did Luis do with UNDP in Guatemala? With UNDP in Guatemala, Luis advised President Óscar Berger and Vice President Eduardo Stein Barillas and served as Executive Secretary of the National Agreement for implementation of social expenditure for poverty reduction. He worked to improve executive-legislative relations, address labor concerns with indigenous populations, and diffuse conflicts involving teachers' unions, Maya communities, social activists, miners, peasants, trade unions, professionals, and civil society. The project coordinated with more than 500 organizations representing millions of people across social and political sectors through a common political agenda. ### What was Luis's role with the United Nations in Guatemala? Luis served as Political Affairs Officer and acting Regional Coordinator for the United Nations peacekeeping mission in Guatemala. He led work across Sololá, Suchitepéquez, Chimaltenango, Quetzaltenango, San Marcos, Totonicapán, and Escuintla, verifying compliance with peace agreements between the government and guerrilla forces after 36 years of armed conflict. He also led a regional multidisciplinary gender-rights team. ### What human-rights research and advocacy work has Luis done? Luis was a Visiting Researcher in the Americas Division at Human Rights Watch and co-authored special reports on countries with human-rights problems. He also worked on a prisons project as a visiting investigator and co-author of the World Report on Prisons. Earlier, he was a consultant for the Lawyers Committee for Human Rights, now Human Rights First, on Latin America and the Caribbean human-rights cases. ### What did Luis accomplish at SUNAT? Luis was National Director at SUNAT's Instituto de Desarrollo Tributario y Aduanero, INDESTA. He created and founded the SUNAT Corporate University, supported publication of 42 books on tax and customs studies, launched a virtual platform with business courses, and incorporated the Euro social network as an academic-management model. In 2013, the Center for Continuing Education at Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú recognized the initiative as a nationwide model of training and education. He also spent six months as head of SUNAT's National Headquarters of Image and Public Relations. ### What consulting and community-oriented work has Luis done? Luis was General Manager of Polo Integral Consulting, an organization created by academics and professionals to provide training, specialized training, advice, and guidance in negotiation and risk management in support of responsible social and economic development. He has also consulted for the Comisión Andina de Juristas on human-rights protection and drug-trafficking research, served as Program Manager and Immigrant Counselor at Catholic Charities, and consulted for PUCP's Center for Conflict Analysis and Resolution. ### What has Luis done in virtual education and regional academic networks? Luis managed the Latin American Human Rights Education and Research Network project with AUSJAL, York University in Toronto, and Universidad Rafael Landívar. He was responsible for establishing the Virtual Education Project for Latin America at the university. As Regional Coordinator for the Central America and Caribbean Virtual Diploma, he designed the AUSJAL Diploma curriculum and prepared and oversaw the specialist course Access to Justice for Indigenous Peoples. ### What are Luis's principal degrees and legal or human-rights studies? Luis holds a Ph.D. in Theology/Theological Studies from Atlantic International University, earned in 2021 an MBA from Atlantis University, earned in 2019 and a law degree from Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, earned in 1990. He also completed a visiting-scholar specialization at Columbia University in International Human Rights Law and Rights of Prisoners in 1993, a postgraduate class in International Jurisdictional Law at the University of Havana in 1999, and a specialization in International Humanitarian Law at the Geneva Graduate Institute in 2000. ### What additional executive education and certifications does Luis have? Luis holds a Diploma in Human Resource Management from Harvard Business School, a Diploma in Management of Managers from the University of Michigan, and INCAE Business School diplomas in Project Evaluation and Structuring Financings and Finance for Non-Financiers, all completed in 2004. He also earned USAID's Certificate in Advanced Conflict Assessment and Certificate in Gender and Conflict Workshop in 2016. ## Links - LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/luisfelipepolo