Victoria Sanford

About the Author

Victoria Sanford is a distinguished anthropologist, author, and human rights advocate whose work illuminates the intersections of violence, memory, and justice in Latin America. With a PhD from Stanford University, she has dedicated her career to uncovering the hidden histories of communities ravaged by conflict, drawing on extensive fieldwork in Guatemala to expose the enduring impacts of state-sponsored atrocities. Her scholarship bridges academia and activism, influencing policy and public discourse on transitional justice and survivor testimonies. As a professor and director of the Yale Farmers' Seed Network, Sanford continues to champion the voices of the marginalized, fostering resilience through education and solidarity. Her incisive analyses challenge readers to confront uncomfortable truths and advocate for a more equitable world.