I am passionate about the intersectionality between more-than-human rights and environmental law, taking into account the impacts of the current climate emergency on historically and structurally marginalized communities. I am an enthusiast of decolonial epistemology to remodel our way towards a truly just transition and to promote an intersectional climate justice. I hold a Master's Degree from The European Master's Programme in Human Rights and Democratisation, focused on Business and Human Rights in the context of climate action.I work as a lawyer in Brazil and I am part of the community "Latinas por el Clima", formed by Latin American and Caribbean climate justice activists. As a privileged Latin American woman, I define my role in our society as an advocate of climate justice and I firmly believe there is no climate justice without social, gender, and racial justice. I am a specialist in Digital Law and in Environmental and Urban Law, which is why I am also dedicated to intersectional research within these areas of study. I am driven by the change I intend to see in this world. Last but not least, I am also passionate about books, languages and sustainable practices within veganism.