I am a multimedia professional using digital video, audio, photography and new media for a variety of applications. I act as a media consultant, organize and teach workshops and continue to explore my passions for video art, photography and film editing. I am especially interested in social justice themes, the climate crisis, the Amazonian Traditional Medicine system, and feminism as a political philosophy. I am a documentary filmmaker focusing on in-depth research and development of subjects and characters, anthropology-based embedding, direct cinema and visual anthropology. This work has taken me to over 30 countries in all regions.

 

From offices in Rio de Janeiro and New York, I served as Communications Officer at DAWN — Development Alternatives with Women for a New Era — a Global South think tank and advocacy organization with consultative status at the United Nations. There, I led a full communications overhaul and digital restructuring, produced over 100 international video projects over five years, and coordinated the Feminists for a People's Vaccine Campaign, which advocated for a TRIPS waiver at the WTO during the pandemic. I also participated in various conferences and meetings, including at the UNHQ in NYC and UNHRC in Geneva.

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In 2024, I relocated from New York City to Toronto, where I now work as Content Manager at

Tree Canada, a national nonprofit dedicated to planting and nurturing trees across the country.