An anthropologist and social worker passionate about understanding and strengthening human diversities and their contexts. Her work focuses on the human dimension of socio-environmental change—how culture, livelihoods, and identity shape the way people interact with their territories. With experience in participatory research, community facilitation, and social inclusion, she helps bridge local knowledge and Wajari’s interdisciplinary initiatives. Guided by empathy and respect for diversity, she works to ensure that conservation and sustainable development efforts are rooted in dialogue, trust, and the aspirations of the communities themselves