Evelyn María Dean-Olmsted is a linguistic anthropologist whose academic work explores the interplay of language, social identity, and broader structural factors. She serves on the advisory board of the The Jewish Language Project and is active in the Latin American Jewish Studies Association (LAJSA). Her professional experience spans higher education, applied research, community engagement, and research communications.

Evelyn María Dean-Olmsted is a linguistic anthropologist whose academic work explores the interplay of language, social identity, and broader structural factors. She serves on the advisory board of the The Jewish Language Project and is active in the Latin American Jewish Studies Association (LAJSA). Her professional experience spans higher education, applied research, community engagement, and research communications.

Evelyn María Dean-Olmsted is a linguistic anthropologist whose academic work explores the interplay of language, social identity, and broader structural factors. She serves on the advisory board of the The Jewish Language Project and is active in the Latin American Jewish Studies Association (LAJSA). Her professional experience spans higher education, applied research, community engagement, and research communications.