This project is being developed at the request of the City Council of Donostia/San Sebastián, as part of its interest in gaining a deeper understanding of the contribution that new housing alternatives—such as the Lugaritz model—make to the well-being and quality of life of people who need suppor
Gloria Domínguez Alegría
Researcher
Degree in Sociology from the Complutense University of Madrid (2010) and Master in Research Methodology in Social Sciences (UCM, 2013). She has worked as a researcher and teacher trainee at UCM, carrying out research stays at University College London and Utrecht University.
She has developed her professional career in different Third Sector organisations focused on children, migrations and other groups at risk of social exclusion. Specialised in mixed methodologies, she uses quantitative and qualitative approaches to carry out research applied to the development of social intervention methodologies, programme evaluation, political advocacy and public awareness.
She is currently working as a researcher at Matia Instituto.
gloria.dominguez@matia.eus