▪ Head of Sound at EXPERIMENTAL APPROACHES TO HERITAGE: VR MUSEUMS & COLLABORATIVE CURATION - an international collaboration between music and audiovisual artists - including big names such as A Guy Called Gerald and Ninja Tune's Matt Black - and Guarani Kaiowá communities in Brazil.The unique ways in which Guarani and Kaiowá communities understand sound draws attention to the complex sonic metaphysiscs that shape their perspectives on ecology, technology and knowledge. Throughout our ongoing collaborative partnership UCL MAL has explored hrow emerging technologies are mobilised by Guarani and Kaiowá communities to document and preserve their ancestral culture, while Guarani and Kaiowá perspectives on sound can also help offer new ways to think about recent innovations in sound technology.

▪ Developed and managed the social media strategy for the launch of the album Dona Anicide, the first female voice of Batuque de Umbigada Paulista. Created content (text and audiovisual) and prospected partnerships.Special features by Juçara Marçal and Anelis Assunção, with Musical Direction by Julio Fejuca , a three-time Latin Grammy winner.

▪ Co-founder of an independent, genderless clothing brand incorporating eco-friendly materials.▪ Financial manager (Microsoft Excel), artistic and sales partnerships, social media management, and production process management.

▪ Assistant producer in the audiovisual program Um Vinho Para. Teresa Filmes (2023).▪ Co-created and co-edited the book Ngoma Chamou! Batuque em Terreiros Paulistas - Diadorim Cultura Popular (2021).▪ Co-created and co-managed the project Festa dos Batuques Paulistas, now in its 4th edition - Diadorim Cultura Popular (2020). Related projects: Resgate de Território - Umbigada Batuque de Capivari (2018) and Festa do Samba Rural Paulista (2017). For the latter, I co-produced the filming of the short documentary Continuar Festando (released in 2020 on YouTube), which captured the creative process and event development, including a road trip through the countryside of São Paulo searching for the living masters of the rural samba tradition.▪ Co-created and co-managed the project Quintal da Dona Marta – Quilombo do Batuque with the Batuque de Umbigada community of Capivari - Diadorim Cultura Popular (2019).▪ Producer at Boca do Céu – International Storytelling Gathering. Co-lead the production for the opening at the Ibirapuera Auditorium and in educational activities and performances at Cultural Factories (2016).▪ Co-managed the workshop and show Cavalo Marinho e Coco de Praia with Dinda Salú and Quebra Coco (PE) - Diadorim Cultura Popular (2016).▪ Co-founded Coletivo Piracema, a cultural production group promoting solidarity economy (2012-2014). Managed various events, including co-creating and producing the 1st CURAU Festival – Regional Cultures and Urban Arts, now in its 12th edition; produced independent music shows featuring artists like Mundo Livre S/A, BNegão e Seletores de Frequência, Macaco Bong, Black Drawing Chalks; and organized Piracicaba's 1st Audiovisual Week, among other events.

▪ Composed original soundtrack for the theatrical performance Eanna – Santuário Travesti.

▪ Implemented the solid waste management program, conducted environmental training sessions, and led educational initiatives for the School Youth Games in Fortaleza/CE, João Pessoa/PB, Curitiba/PR and Londrina/PR.▪ Created and expanded the event's carbon offsetting program, achieving zero carbon emissions (full offset) in the program's 6th edition in 2017, during a 16-day event with over 4,000 participants. This included emission calculations and the planting of over 2,000 native trees in partnership with Londrina's Environmental Department, managed by me.▪ Led technical visits to local recycling cooperatives, resulting in donations of around 25 tons of recyclable materials per event, with an average 21.6% income increase for local cooperatives during the period. Additionally, we diverted tons of organic waste from the official restaurant for composting and animal feed for local farmers.▪ Implemented a food waste reduction campaign at the official restaurant, resulting in a 40% decrease compared to previous years.

Research grantee in the Juçara Program of the Institute of Permaculture and Ecovillages of the Atlantic Forest (IPEMA), funded by Petrobras. Ecological and ethnoecological characterization of juçara palm management systems in the caiçara communities of Cambury and Ubatumirim, in the quilombola community of Fazenda, and in the indigenous village of Tekoá Jaexaá Porã.

Spatial analysis research on organic carbon in the watershed of the Glasgow region. Correlation of data with land use information, such as urbanization and agriculture rates, using ArcGIS software and specialized Excel spreadsheets. Supervised by Professor Susan Waldron, School of Geographical and Earth Sciences.