Sandra Rodriguez

Sandra Rodriguez is a creative director, filmmaker, and scholar who is passionate about exploring how individuals connect and create change collectively, digitally, and collaboratively.

She specializes in VR/MR/AI, Interactive + Emergent Media, and Documentary/Non-Fiction, and is an author, researcher, and consultant in various areas such as social media uses, big data economy, UX design, and digital storytelling.

With a strong educational background including a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Sociology of New Media and Technology, M.A. in Communication and International Relations, and experience in prestigious organizations like Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Sandra is a prominent figure in the field of emergent media.

Throughout her career, Sandra has held roles like Lecturer at MIT, Visiting Scholar at MIT Open Documentary Lab, Director/Creative Director of notable projects, Public Speaker on topics like AI and Arts, Digital Storytelling, and Human Centered Design, as well as conducted research and workshops on interactive media, social participation, human rights, and VR/AR/MR productions.

She has also contributed to organizations such as Université de Montréal, Fondation Bronfman, World Health Organization, and Presses de l'Université du Québec, showcasing her diverse expertise and commitment to using media for positive impact.

Sandra Rodriguez's broad skill set, academic achievements, and extensive professional experience make her a versatile and influential figure in the realm of emergent media, digital storytelling, and social change.