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Who owns a piece of land? And how do we keep track of who owns what? These simple questions have repercussions for societies and economies around the globe, and answering them is not always so simple.

“Hopefully, my skills and experiences will help me serve the greatest number of people most efficiently and effectively.”

I aspire to work for an international organization, where I can help developing countries secure funding for essential infrastructure—including education—and provide guidance to governments in need.”

“When we design things—whether it’s a product or a policy—we need to design for those who need the most advocacy, because that’s how we create inclusive designs encompassing everyone’s needs.”

Ávila-Uribe’s international journey, exposure to data-driven fields, and experience at Harris continue to influence her professional goals and career trajectory.