Felipe Blanco

Felipe Blanco is Assistant Professor in the School of Public Affairs at University of Colorado Denver. His research examines race/ethnicity in public administration, focusing on how bureaucracies produce or reduce ethnoracial inequalities in the U.S. and Mexico. Recognized with NASPAA's Staats Emerging Scholar Award and ASPA Founders' Fellowship.

Education includes a Ph.D. in Public Administration (Nebraska-Omaha) and MPP from CIDE México. Publications analyze whiteness in administrative contexts, bureaucratic racism, and anti-discrimination frameworks. Teaching and research bridge comparative public administration and social equity.

Prior experience includes community organizing, public sector consulting, and policy analysis in both U.S. and Mexican contexts. Current projects investigate representative bureaucracy and equity in policy implementation.