About us
Who we are
Impacto Digital is a non-governmental and non-profit organization that seeks to develop technological and innovative solutions to social problems from a human rights perspective.

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How we do it
We believe that if we put innovation and technological development at the service of human rights, we can boost the impact made by civil society organizations, international organizations, academia, governments, and companies and build a more just, equal, democratic, sustainable, and inclusive world.
Our distinctive approach is centered around the detection of concrete needs and the implementation of innovative, highly efficient, community-based solutions which, through technology, are reproduced and expanded allowing us to impact the living conditions of thousands of people.
Our team

Florencia Salvador
Flor is a lawyer and specializes in the institutional development of social organizations. She is a Salesforce senior consultant and advisor for the improvement and optimization of work processes.

Briseida Milián Lemus
Bri is working on her Ph.D. in political science, has a master’s in human rights, and is an activist. She has worked with social organizations, international agencies, and state institutions.

Martina Ansardi
Marti is a gender and diversity advisor for companies, state agencies and international organizations. She is a leader in the Nadia Echazú trans movement and cofounder of the Generem association (Barcelona, Spain).

Sofía Raninqueo
Sofi is a communication specialist with expertise in gender and diversity. She is a communication and digital marketing consultant for United Nations agencies.

Fran Conci
Fran is a degree in Marketing and specialized in institutional development of CSOs. He is passionate about improving processes and strengthening organizations from a programmatic and territorial perspective.

Manuel Aguilera
Manu is a sociologist, specializing in human rights and social innovation programs. He is a consultant for international cooperation agencies, such as UNESCO and the IACHR.

Luciana Azul Taborda
Lu is a career-oriented psychologist and senior recruiter. She was part of multidisciplinary companies providing tools that facilitate the well-being of the members of the organization. Activist for the rights and opportunities of the Trans / Travesti collective.

Gilma Vieira
Gilma has a degree in Social Work (UnB, Brazil) and a Master's in Human Rights and Democratization in Latin America and the Caribbean (UNSAM). She is a consultant on ethnic-racial issues, with a focus on Afro-descendant populations. She is a member of the UNFPA Afro-descendant youth advisory committee and is a researcher at the Policy Observatory for Afro-descendant women in Argentina of the Network of Afro-Latin American, Afro-Caribbean and Diaspora Women.

Eugenia Urrere

Damian Sierra
Dami has a degree in broadcasting, an announcer and is currently studying journalism. For 15 years he has produced audiovisual materials focused on achieving a harmonious coexistence between creativity and the message that you want to convey. He did work for different formats such as film, television, radio, live events, social networks, etc.

Eliana Placci Ardit
Eli is a social communicator (UNC) with a background in transfeminist gender perspectives and queer theory. He lives in Córdoba where he works in the development and design of economic and organizational strengthening processes for self-managed and community projects.

GIO NIKOLAI PERCHIVALE
Gio is a graphic designer, community manager and illustrator, specialized in Gender and Queer Theory. He co-founder of the Non-Binary Assembly of Buenos Aires and Rosario. He graduated from the Diploma of Gender, Politics and Participation of the UNGS.

Flavia Diaz
Fla is a communicator (UBA) with an orientation in journalism. She trained and worked in advertising. During her time in agencies and projects related to human rights, she specialized in the press. Together with four partners (and her friends), she co-founded the communication agency Runrún.

Zulay Melendez
Zuly has a degree in International Studies, a master's degree in gender studies and a diploma in Human Rights. She works in the area of institutional development of social organizations.

Aurora Baêta Neves Barbé
Aure is a philosopher with a Specialization in Contemporary Philosophy. She acted as a Philosophy teacher at various levels of education. She participated in the Specialization in Gender and Diversity at School as an Online Tutor.

Marian Moretti
Marian is an actress, English and Portuguese teacher, fitness instructor. She is co-founder of Mujeres Trans Argentina.

Joa Presa
Joa is an Image and Sound Designer (UBA) specialized in transmedia narratives (UNTREF) and in the design of digital products and services centered on people. During the last yea

Luciana Demichelis
Lu has a degree in teaching audiovisual arts (UNSAM) and a filmmaker (ENERC). She specializes in the design and management of communication and content strategies with a gender and human rights perspective. She works in education to enable and promote fairer and more equal societies.

Victoria Bortnik
Vicky has a degree in Literature and is a popular educator. She participates in research groups on gender and human rights. She coordinates educational spaces for those excluded from the system and works in the institutional development of social organizations.
Our Steering Committee

Alfon Aguilera
Founder

Juan Bautista Baistrocchi

Mailen de la Maria
Secretary

Mailén Pérez Tort
Treasurer

Nicolás Pellicciaro
Auditor
Why we do it
Because we can. But more than that, we are convinced that through technology we can foster social impact and access to rights as well as solutions to social issues that can be more effective, measurable, applicable, and sustainable over time. In this way, we can improve the everyday life of diverse communities.
We believe that new technologies are an opportunity for us and the various actors we work with to take on social issues and create collaborative, transparent, and large-scale solutions to build a more democratic, just, equal, sustainable, inclusive, and diverse society.
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How do we get funding?
The only way to propel a transformative project is by being professional, responsible, and transparent. Take a look at our annual accountability report.