Julieta Díaz Barrón holds a Bachelor’s degree in Communication Sciences from the Tecnológico de Monterrey and a Master’s degree in Art from the University of Oregon in the United States. She has pursued her career in academia, civil society organisations, content production and editing, and the civil service. For over 18 years, she worked on the creation, organisation and management of public initiatives and programmes for social and community development, aimed at highly marginalised communities, women, indigenous peoples and children. She co-authored the book El que con la izquierda imagina. She has also contributed texts to the books Por qué escribo, Nuevas instrucciones para vivir en México and Una vida en el arte by Gris Tormenta. She delivered the TED Talk Children’s literature is not childish. She is currently Associate Dean for Academic Affairs and Internationalisation at the School of Humanities and Education at Tecnológico de Monterrey. But what she is most proud of, by far, is being Moskar’s wife and the mother of Pedro and Romi.