Sandra Martínez Molina has got a Degree in Social Work and Master’s Degree in Social Welfare at Universitat de València. She is currently doing a doctoral thesis in social sciences, particularly about the resilience of European labour markets and its capacity for inclusion in a global recession scenario. This work is included in the European Union’s project INSPIRES (Innovative Social and Employment Policies for Inclusive and Resilient Labour Markets in Europe).
She collaborates as a research technician in some of Polibienestar’s projects and she is a technician at MEET project (Meeting the Health Literacy Needs of Immigrant Population), which is funded by the European Commission and is integrated under the Lifelong Learning framework since 2013.
