She/ Her

She is currently working as a youth and inclusion consultant. She studied International Relations at the Federal University of Santa Catarina (UFSC).
She has been actively involved in international climate change policy, volunteering for five years with YOUNGO, the official youth constituency of the UNFCCC.
Over the past four years, she has focused her work on strengthening the regional participation of Indigenous and Afro-descendant peoples from Latin America and the Caribbean in climate spaces. She has coordinated initiatives such as Navega por la Acción Climática and Unidos por la Acción Climática.

 She/her

She is an Indigenous woman from the Arhuaco people of Colombia and a political scientist. She has participated in international projects such as United for Climate Action and Building Bridges for Climate Action.
Her work has earned her recognition from Forbes Colombia as one of the 100 most important women in the country in 2023, and from Forbes México as one of the 100 Latinos most committed to climate action in the same year.

 She/her

She is a lawyer with expertise in international climate policy. She has co-founded several organizations and projects focused on climate justice and on increasing the participation of marginalized groups. In 2018, she served as the Global Focal Point of YOUNGO (the official youth constituency to the UNFCCC) and has since been a member of the YOUNGO Global Coordination Team. She participated in the Sail to the COP project and went on to co-found and coordinate Sail for Climate Action, Building Bridges for Climate Action, Unite for Climate Action at COP26, and the Latin American Youth Climate Scholarship.