Corina Martínez Sánchez

Corina Martínez Sánchez is the Country Director for Mexico at Project HOPE. In this role, she provides strategic and technical leadership for programs focused on adolescent and youth health, people in contexts of mobility, and non-communicable diseases; additionally, she contributes to the development of technical proposals, partnership building, and institutional strengthening to expand the project’s work and geographic reach.

As an expert in policy advocacy, she has participated in activist movements in Mexico aimed at advancing public policies and access to sexual and reproductive rights, particularly for young people and women, addressing issues such as sexual and reproductive health services, the development of sexual and reproductive rights, policies for people living with HIV, abortion decriminalization, gender issues, and visibility and rights access for non-heterosexual individuals, people with disabilities, and those in contexts of mobility. At Project HOPE,

Her professional career focuses on the design, management, and implementation of social projects and the development of policy advocacy processes. She works as a consultant and educator in areas including health, gender, youth, rights, sexual and reproductive health, and HIV. She possesses extensive experience in coordination and inter-institutional liaison. She has worked with various civil society organizations, the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation, and public institutions; collaborated with United Nations agencies; and served on official delegations monitoring progress toward the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals. She holds a Master’s degree in Competency-Based Education and a Bachelor’s degree in Organizational Communication, and has completed a specialization course in Comprehensive Sexuality Education.