Daniela Ugarte is a Ph.D. student in Sociology at the University of Toronto, specializing in migration, gender relations, families, care, and the Latin America region. Presently, she serves as a research assistant at the Center for Global Social Policy at the University of Toronto. From 2019 to 2021, Daniela held a Fulbright graduate fellowship at SUNY Albany, where she earned her master’s degree in Sociology. In 2023, she became a Research Assistant for the Carework Network. 

Selected Publications

Dreby, Joanna., Ugarte, Daniela. & Samuels, Myia. (2023). The Daughters of Enforcement: Emotion Work and Immigration Arrests, Detentions, and Removals. In: Jeffers, A. & Bryan, C. (eds). The daughters of immigrants. A multidisciplinary study. Lexington Books. 

Ugarte, Daniela, Espinosa, Nicola & Perez, Leda (2023). “In what moment do we get to live? Socio-labor integration of Venezuelan migrant women in Peru”.  [In Spanish] In Perez, L. & Freier, L. (eds). En el umbral: desafíos de la integración venezolana en el Perú. Lima: CIUP

Pérez, Leda, & Ugarte, Daniela (2021) Venezuelan Women in Peru: at the Borders of Nationality, Gender, and Survival Migration. International Migration & Integration.