Andoni Castillo Perez

Education

Master's Degree in Economic and Social Research Methodology.

• National Autonomous University of Honduras

PhD candidate in social development management

• National Autonomous University of Honduras

Bachelor's Degree in Anthropology

• Alabama, United States

Diploma in higher education with a multicultural focus

• Francisco Nacional National Pedagogical University

As an anthropologist and writer with a long and distinguished career, I have combined rigorous fieldwork with reflective writing, publishing essays and academic texts that propose new ways of understanding and questioning the structures of our contemporary society. My research is enriched by direct contact with communities, allowing me to construct narratives grounded in real experiences, far removed from theoretical abstractions. Through my publications, I seek to open spaces for dialogue and critical thinking on topics such as cultural identity, historical memory, and the social transformations that define our time.

Professional career

Experience

Fieldwork

Research in urban and rural communities, exploring current cultural dynamics.

Written disclosure

Words are also a powerful and profound form of resistance. Through my essays and various publications, I carefully translate years of extensive research into accessible, honest, and necessary stories—texts that invite us to look at the world from diverse and often overlooked perspectives and to listen to the voices that history has consistently tried to silence. Each narrative serves not just as a reflection, but also as a clarion call for empathy and understanding, urging us to embrace our shared humanity and to recognize the struggles of others. It is through the art of storytelling that we can bridge gaps and foster connections, reminding ourselves that our rich tapestry of experiences is what connects us as a society.