Maria Ramos is a Mexican marketing strategist and digital communicator, currently pursuing a Master’s in Digital Communications at Queensland University of Technology (QUT) in Brisbane. With over nine years of experience in branding, content creation, and digital strategy, she has led impactful campaigns for global organizations such as UNICEF, World Vision, and multinational companies across Latin America.

Her work is rooted in a strong belief in the power of communication to drive social change. Passionate about social marketing, she thrives on building campaigns that connect people, cultures, and causes. As a mother of twins, she brings a personal commitment to her role with the Australian Research Council Centre of Excellence for the Digital Child, where she contributes to projects that support families, policymakers, and educators with accurate, relevant information about the digital lives of children.

Earliest digital memory

Playing Club Penguin with school friends, a fun, immersive world that ended when her parents learned more about online risks. It was her first glimpse of the internet as both a space for creativity and a place that demands caution.