Author: Maka Suarez

Maka Suarez is cofounder of the Center for Interdisciplinary Ethnography - Kaleidos in Ecuador. Her most recent collaborative research projects examine the impacts of COVID-19 transnationally and the potential for digital platforms like EthnoData. She previously carried out ethnographic research with migrant communities and social movements in Spain documenting mortgage debt processes and political mobilization, and has also conducted research on nutrition practices among elderly adults. Starting in September 2021, she will be a Fellow at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, NJ.

Maka Suarez

Facts and Evidence

September, 2021 / By Sergen Bahceci, Jorge Núñez, Sarbani Sharma and Maka Suarez

This short essay is an invitation to question how different forms of political engagement destabilize institutional processes of evidence making. […]