So I'm going to describe my 2nd name because my first name is Italian (Antonella) and it doesn't have such a deep meaning. Anahí: comes from the Guaraní (South America) and it means "the youngest girl in the family" It's an interesting name because there's a very popular legend about it. It's the name of a native young warrior, from the Guaranís Tribe. She was very brave and fought with his tribe against the Spanish conquerors. She was captured and taken as a prisoner. One night she managed to escape and killed one of her captors, but she was found and condemned to die at the stake. While she was burning herself she began to sing a beautiful song in guaraní, and by dawn, in the place a beautiful tree with red flowers grew up, which happens to be the "Ceibo" the national flower of Argentina 🌺

I worked for many years as a volunteer in schools, teaching to vulnerable children whose families were in difficult situations like drugs, crime, abuse, etc. It was a great experience because it made me realise how privileged I was for not having those problems in my life and at the same time I felt it was something that I wanted to do for the rest of my life so I decided to pursue a career about something related, and I chosed politic science and law. For years later, and currently studying at university I've just been accepted to work as a human rights promoter for adults in vulnerable situations. My work will be to help them to get to know their rights and what they can do to have a better life quality and where they have to manage their claims. It makes me feel happy because I feel like I'm contributing to make their lives better.