Amalia is a writer and a social communicator community feminist. His work in media has always carried out through alternative means of communication, free, popular, independent. Writes poetry and short story since she was a child. He has published essay, systematization, and his works of poetry and fiction has been included in various anthologies. He is a member of the Seminary of Feminist Literature and Citizenship. He has coordinated networks and media programs. Accompanies organizations, collective media, cultural centres, trade unions and councils of the ancestral authorities in the review processes, healing and transformation of their practices are ethical-political-cultural, organizational, communicative, and economic. She has a degree in Information Sciences from the Complutense University of Madrid, with post-graduate studies specializing in Comprehensive Management of Participatory Communication Processes (Universidad URACCAN of Nicaragua); the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (Universidad Indígena Intercultural); Bodies, Erotismos and Sexualities (Center Q anil and the University Institute of the Woman of the USAC); Training for spouses of Survivors of Sexual Violence (Center Q'anil and the University Institute of the Woman of the USAC); Memories of Popular Communication in Latin America (CIESPAL), and Non-Violent Communication (free Courses of the USAC).