1. Angulo-Giraldo, M., Amiden dos Santos, I., & Takahashi, B. (2026). Tejiendo una comunicación desde la Amazonía peruana. Perspectivas decoloniales sobre el periodismo indígena del pueblo kukama (Weaving a communication from the Peruvian Amazon: Decolonial perspectives on the Indigenous journalism of the Kukama people). Desde el Sur, 18(2), e0035.

2. Takahashi, B., Amiden dos Santos, I., Aparicio, R., Espinoza, M. I., Gavirati, P., Gómez, V., Herrera-Huérfano, E., Loose, E. B., Nepote, A. C., Palma, K., & Santi, V. J. (2026). Environmental Communication from Latin America: Collective Reflections Through the Systematization of Experiences in the Academic Field. Environmental Communication, 1-18.

3. Takahashi, B., & Amiden dos Santos, I. (2026). Inspiring a Pedagogical Revolution in Environmental Communication. Communication Education, 75(1), 81-93. (Invited article)

4. Amiden dos Santos, I., & Takahashi, B. (2025). Desinformación y hegemonía discursiva en el Perú: un análisis crítico de los casos PIACI y las ONG ambientales (Disinformation and Discursive Hegemony in Peru: A Critical Analysis of the PIACI Cases and Environmental NGOs). Desde el Sur, 17(4), e2686.

5. Amiden dos Santos, I., & Takahashi, B. (2025). Decolonial Agents in La Coyuntura — Narrated Roles of Independent Media Journalists in Bolivia and Peru. Journalism Studies, 26(14), 1663-1682.

6. Takahashi, B., Amiden dos Santos, I., & Salas, F. M. (2025). Building Bridges: A Narrative Literature Review of Spanish and Portuguese-Language Climate Change Communication Scholarship from Latin America. Environmental Communication, 19(5), 1016-1030.

1. Takahashi, B., Amiden dos Santos, I., Salas, F. M., & Gil Posse, C. (2025). Climate change communication research: A Latin American perspective. In A. Anderson & C. Howarth (Eds.), The handbook of climate crisis communication (Chap. 15, pp. 179–191).

Manuscripts Under Review

1. Valdez-Ward, E., Amiden dos Santos, I., Benitez Gonzalez, A., Takahashi, B., & Menezes, S. (Under Review). Beyond borders in STEM: Testimonios of immigrant Latin American scientists. Journal of Women and Minorities in Science and Engineering.

2. Valdez-Ward, E., Momeni, A., Bennett, N., Amiden dos Santos, I., Shin, S. Y., Rodrigues, L., Menezes, S., Takahashi, B., Freedman, E., Jaacks, J., McDuffie, K., & Tiffany, L. A. (Under Review). Culturally Responsive Science Communication. Journal of Women and Minorities in Science and Engineering.

3. Freedman, E., Takahashi, B., Belden, J., Neuls, G. S., & Amiden dos Santos, I. (Under Review). Challenges and Opportunities for Environmental Journalism Training: Experiences from Three Latin American Countries. Applied Environmental Education & Communication.

Manuscripts in Progress

1. Amiden dos Santos, I., Takahashi, B., & Neuls, G. S. Exploring Decolonial Tenets in Environmental News Coverage: A Content Analysis of Independent Digital News Media in Bolivia (Data analysis phase. Targeted journal: Journalism Studies)

2. Belden, J., Amiden dos Santos, I., & Takahashi, B. Visibilizing Environmental Communication at the Margins: A Bibliometric Analysis of Latin American Scholarship. (Data analysis phase. Targeted journal: Environmental Communication)

3. Takahashi, B, & Amiden dos Santos, I. Environmental Discourses in Post-Colonial Latin America: A Decolonial Framework Grounded in Mediaciones. (Writing phase. Targeted journal: Communication Theory)

4. Shin, S., Bennett, N., Amiden dos Santos, I., Takahashi, B., & Menezes, S. Why identity matters in Science Communication. (Writing phase. Targeted journal: Journal of Science Communication)

Book Chapters in Progress

1. Amiden dos Santos, I. Decolonizing Environmental Journalism for Social Justice in Latin America. In Retis, J., Magallanes, C., & Barranquero, A. (Eds). The De Gruyter Handbook of Journalism and Social Change. (Expected publication year: 2027)

2. Amiden dos Santos, I. Ecofeminist and Ecocentric Discourses in the Brazilian Independent Media Coverage of the Pantanal and Cerrado. In Mocatta, G., Milsten, T., Chirindo, K., & Thomas, M. (Eds.) From the edge to the centre: Shifting perspectives in environmental communication. Palgrave Studies in Media and Environmental Communication. (Expected publication year: 2027)

2026-2027: Graduate Research Assistant for the research project “A case study of communication practices about PIACI in Peru.” Funded by the Climate and Land Use Alliance ($51,500). Supervisor Dr. Bruno Takahashi

2025: Graduate Research Assistant for the research project “Disinformation campaigns surrounding the PIACI law and oil spills in the Loreto region, Peru”. Funded by the Climate and Land Use Alliance ($30,000). Supervisor Dr. Bruno Takahashi

2023-2024: Graduate Research Assistant for the research project “Building response capacity among Bolivian Journalists to cover human and climate threats to the Amazon, Andes, and Pantanal”. Funded by the U.S. Embassy in La Paz ($50,000). Supervisor Dr. Bruno Takahashi

2023-2025: Graduate Research Assistant for the “SciComm Identities Project (SCIP)”. Supported by a $2.8 million collaborative National Science Foundation grant. Led by the University of Rhode Island’s (URI) Metcalf Institute, Michigan State University’s Knight Center for Environmental Journalism, and the URI Science and Story Lab. Supervisor Dr. Bruno Takahashi