Stephanie Hernandez

About Stephanie Hernandez

Stephanie Hernandez is a sophomore in the School of International Service, focusing on Latin American, Peace, Global Security, and Conflict Resolution. She is passionate about bringing about awareness to issues that do not often get covered my mainstream media. As a Hispanic woman, she aims to share a unique perspective with her readers.

World Mind contributor Stephanie Hernandez explores the ramifications of ending the Temporary Protection Status among America's El Salvadorian immigrants...

The Fate of the Temporary Protection Status in El Salvador

9 Mar, 2018 in Government / Human Rights, Peace, and Conflict Resolution / The Americas tagged El Salvador; Temporary Protection; Immigration by Stephanie Hernandez

The methods that gangs consolidate power in the Brazilian criminal justice system is a concern to the region and to the international community at large.

The Rocinha Power Struggle

4 Dec, 2017 in Human Rights, Peace, and Conflict Resolution / The Americas by Stephanie Hernandez

The virgin telecommunications market that is Cuba, has large tech corporations such as Amazon, Google, and Apple ready to invest as soon as restrictive United States sanctions are removed […]

Cuban Connectivity: The rise of free speech in the Digital Age

13 Oct, 2017 in Human Rights, Peace, and Conflict Resolution / The Americas tagged Cuba / Free speech by Stephanie Hernandez