On October 21, 2024, the Center hosted an engaging session with Macarena Saez, the former Director of the Center, as part of its Coffee and Human Rights series. This intimate gathering provided students with a unique opportunity to interact directly with Saez, a renowned advocate and scholar specializing in gender, sexuality, family law, and human rights.

During the discussion, Saez shared her wealth of experience tackling critical human rights issues, offering valuable insights into the challenges and triumphs of her work. She highlighted the nuanced complexities of advocating for marginalized communities and navigating legal frameworks to achieve meaningful change. Saez also shared practical advice for aspiring human rights practitioners, encouraging innovative and inclusive approaches to addressing systemic injustices.

The session fostered an open and dynamic dialogue, allowing students to ask questions, share perspectives, and gain inspiration from Saez's impactful career. Her reflections underscored the importance of intersectional advocacy and legal ingenuity in advancing human rights, leaving attendees motivated to pursue transformative solutions in their own professional journeys.