Dr. Alicia Cabezudo is a Board Member of World BEYOND War.
She is Professor Emeritus at the School of Education – University of Rosario / Argentina, and at the UNESCO CHAIR on Culture of Peace and Human Rights – University of Buenos Aires / Argentina.
She is a Think Tank Member of the Global Education Expertise Group and Consultant on Global Education & Citizenship Education of the North South Centre, Lisbon.
She is Education Consultant to the International Peace Bureau and for Vice President of IPB.
She is the Latin America Representative and Organizer of the Global Alliance of Ministries and Infrastructures for Peace (GAMIP), and member of the International Association of Teachers for Peace as well as the International Association of Peace Research (IPRA).
She is a University and College Professor on Peace Education, Culture of Peace, Democracy, Citizenship, Intercultural Dialogue, and Human Rights.
She has wide teaching experience in Latin American and European universities as well as in Public Policy Consultancy in Latin American and European local governments.
She has been invited as an Academy Member at the MA on Peace Education – University of Peace / Costa Rica and at the MA on Development, Conflict and Peace – University Jaume I / Spain, as well as many research centres and universities in Japan, South Korea, Italy, Austria, Germany, United States, Switzerland, Cyprus, and Spain.
In the past 10 years she has conducted courses at the Culture of Peace Summer Academy to Arab attendants at the Institute of Peace Studies in the Bibliotheca Alexandria, Egypt, and has been appointed as Faculty of a new program on Citizenship, Education, and Democracy in Jeju University, South Korea.
Cabezudo teaches at many Latin American Universities in Colombia, Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Chile, México, Puerto Rico, Costa Rica, Perú, and Bolivia.
She is living now in Colombia ,working as Education Expert and Consultant after the Havana Peace Agreements Process on Post Conflict Education. She develops pedagogy research, training, and peace studies.
She is author of various books, publications, and research articles.