Born in Venezuela, Betzabeth Jaramillo Hurtado is a political scientist, writer, and human rights advocate. Her journey has taken her from her homeland to Ecuador and now to Canada, shaping her unique perspective and her voice as a storyteller. As a political scientist, Betzabeth combines her academic background with a deep passion for exploring the human connections that define our lives. Her work often reflects themes of resilience, love, and hope, drawing from her personal experiences and the stories of those she has encountered. Betzabeth has published heartfelt poems and now presents her first book, The Salamander and the Sea, a tale filled with empathy and the beauty of human connections. Her experiences working with migrant communities and navigating life in new countries have deeply influenced her writing, creating a narrative that resonates with authenticity and warmth. For Betzabeth, writing is an act of love—a way to reach hearts, bridge distances, and inspire transformation.
