Renato Emerson dos Santos holds a PhD in Geography and is Professor at the Urban and Regional Planning Research Institute (IPPUR/UFRJ) at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (Brazil).
Executive director of the Initiative in the defense of memory and racial justice; Historian and Favela organizer at Baixada. Affiliated organization: Iniciativa Direito a Memória e Justiça Racial Website: dmjracial.com
Juliana Wu, is a campesina of the Landless Peasant Workers Movements (MST), and a farmer settled in the land she stewards as a beneficiary of the agrarian reform land rights,
Pedagogue, Livia Vidal is doing her PhD in the Post-Graduation Program in Education at Universidade Federal Fluminense (UFF). Her research interests include restorative justice, race, education, and juvenile detention. De
Erica Cristina Ferreira is a geographer, an activist and a public school Geography teacher in São Paulo. Over the past decade, she has been a teacher-trainer within the public school
Ana Beatriz da Silva is a long-time activist in the Black women’s movement in Brazil. She is a doctoral student in Geography at Universidade Federal Fluminense Federal. She is a
Morena de Barros is an Independent performing artist, movement & dance educator, somatic & environmental justice activist. She collaborates on a wide range of cultural exchange initiatives as logistics planner,
Alixa García is a Colombian born, globally-raised, multi-disciplinary artist, activist, and cultural activator whose work is imbued in ritual, spirit, and deep reverence for our Great Mother, Great Lover, our
Russell Shoatz III is well-versed in a multitude of healing modalities and restorative justice practices. He is an administrator, artist, healer, feminist, visionary, carpenter, chef, and devoted father. His father,
Nixon Boumba is a Haitian human rights activist and member of the Kolektif Jistis Min nan Ayiti (Haiti Mining Justice Collective). Boumba has been working in mining-affected areas of Haiti