My name is Dayana Blanco Quiroga. Since I was very young, I was passionate about serving my society. My parents have been crucial to my education, so, over time, I loved being a volunteer in projects that achieve a social impact in my community. My parents are from an “Aymara” origin. In recent years, I was part of the “Sayari Warmi” an organization that helps women who suffered violence. I am also part of the “Children’s Fund”: where we help low-income children. They can access education. Lately, I work with the International Defence for Children, where our main objective is to work with families since it is the nucleus of society. After finishing my studies in Law and International Business at the Technical University of Oruro, I plan to be a professional who can work on projects focused on cultural diversity because it broadens the chance of everyone´s having choices. It is the key to development, understanding, not only in terms of economic growth but also as a means of access to a satisfactory intellectual, affective, moral, and spiritual existence among people.