I am currently a junior researcher at IEPA (Amapá, Brazil), working at the mouth of the Amazon River – Tropical Atlantic, on the OLAMAR project, funded by CNPq. The project seeks to understand the levels of anthropization by plastics and microplastics on the Brazilian Amazon coast.

Throughout my professional career, I have worked on coordinating strategic initiatives aimed at positive socio-environmental impact, developing reports and actions that sought to strengthen institutional networks and expand communication with society. My work has been aligned with the 2030 Agenda, with an emphasis on SDG 05, SDG 14 and SDG 17.

I have experience in plastic pollution, scientific communication, ocean culture, mobilization and engagement of different stakeholders, especially on the North and Northeast coasts of Brazil. In the Amazon, I developed solid technical and scientific knowledge through scientific and environmental education projects, which have provided me with an in-depth understanding of the cultural diversity and social dynamics of the region.

Now, I am expanding my work in the areas of Sustainability and ESG, adopting a systemic and critical approach – skills acquired throughout my academic career. I seek new personal and professional challenges and am open to opportunities that allow me to contribute to building a more sustainable future.