Ever Osorio Ruiz

Dr. Ever E. Osorio is an interdisciplinary scholar and Assistant Professor at the University of Pittsburgh, specializing in Latin America, media, social movements, and feminisms. Her research explores intersections of writing, digital media, and civic participation in 21st-century gender justice movements.

• Ph.D. in American Studies, Yale University
• Certificate in Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies, Yale University
• MA in American and African American Studies, Yale University
• MA in Politics, The New School for Social Research
• MA in Communication, Universidad Iberoamericana
• BA in International Relations and Literature, Universidad de las Américas Puebla

Her current book project, The Violet Spring: Poetics and Technologies of Mexican Feminisms, analyzes how women's writing and digital media catalyzed mass protests against gender violence in Mexico. She integrates affect theory, feminist epistemologies, and media history to map evolving forms of citizenship.

Dr. Osorio's peer-reviewed work spans colonial resistance narratives, feminist journalism, and transnational #MeToo discourses. She has held prestigious fellowships at MIT and the Five College Women Studies Research Center.

• 2024 - MIT Diversity Predoctoral Fellowship
• 2022-2023 - Research Associate Fellow, Five College Women Studies Research Center

Her methodological approach combines digital ethnography, archival research, and literary analysis. As a former journalist and government consultant in Mexico, she bridges academic and public discourses on social justice.