effective associates

• Ailton krenak - Indigenous leadership of international renown, he was one of the founders of the Union of Indigenous Nations (UNI), joined the Aliança dos Povos da Floresta and founded the Nucleus of Indigenous Culture to which he is dedicated to this day.
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• Adriana ramos - She has been an advisor to ISA since 1995. She studied social communication and has been working in the field of socio-environmental public policies for over 25 years. She represented the Brazilian NGO Forum on the Amazon Fund Steering Committee from 2008 to 2013 and was a member of the Executive Board of the Brazilian Association of NGOs (Abong).
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• Aloisio Cabalzar - Anthropologist, graduated in Social Sciences and Master in Social Anthropology from the University of São Paulo. He has worked on the Tiquié River since 1991, and joined ISA in 1996. He worked on the demarcation of the five Indigenous Lands of the Upper Rio Negro in 1997, in the creation of the database of the communities of the Upper and Middle Rio Negro. At Tiquié, he has coordinated and collaborated on several projects related to environmental management, joint research with experts and indigenous youth, ecological and sociocultural calendar. He organizes publications based on the projects developed and one of them, Manejo do Mundo, received the Jabuti award in 2011.
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• Aurelius Rios - Briefly, I am Brazilian, born in Minas Gerais, I hold the position of Deputy Attorney General of the Republic, and currently I hold the position of Federal Attorney for the Defense of Citizens.
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• Benedito Alves da Silva - Ditão, as he is called, is an important and former leader of the quilombo of Ivaporunduva, in the city of Eldorado, in Vale do Ribeira (SP).
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• Biviany Rojas Garzon - Political scientist, lawyer and Master in Social Sciences from the University of Brasília. He has been working in the Amazon with indigenous peoples and other forest communities since 1998, specializing in the subject of the right to consultation and free, prior and informed consent, environmental licensing and public participation in major infrastructure works. She is currently the coordinator of the Xingu Program at the Instituto Socioambiental -ISA. Among other publications, she organized the book Opportunities and challenges for the implementation of the ILO Convention 169 on indigenous and tribal peoples in Brazil (2009) and the dossier Belo Monte - No conditions for the Operating License (2015), she is also co-author of the books: Right to Consultation and Consent of Indigenous Peoples, Quilombolas and Traditional Communities (2016) and Autonomous Consultation and Consent Protocols: Guidance Guide (2019).
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• Caio Luiz Carneiro Magri - Sociologist from the University of São Paulo (USP), he is Executive Manager of Public Policies at the Ethos Institute of Business and Social Responsibility. He is a member of the Nossa São Paulo Movement and a representative of the Ethos Institute at the Sustainable Amazon Forum.
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• Christina Adams - Associate Professor at the School of Arts, Sciences and Humanities (EACH-USP) and at the Institute of Energy and Environment (IEE-USP), she is a researcher in the field of Human Ecology for over 25 years and has been investigating agricultural systems and ways of life forest. It participates in the Global Assessment of the Intergovernmental Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES) and the Brazilian Platform on Biodiversity & Ecosystem Services.
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• Deborah Duprat - Joined the Federal Public Ministry on October 16, 1987 and, in early 1989, was appointed by the Attorney General of the Republic to integrate a commission on indigenous rights that he had just created. She joined, along with Eugênio Aragão, with the first action for the demarcation of post-1988 indigenous land (yanomami). In the 1990s, he filed numerous public civil actions, among others, banning DDT, apostille of pesticides, refinancing of debt of mill owners, release of grains by CONAB, having proposed the first of them in which national effects of the sentence of origin were postulated ( readjustment of 147% for INSS pensions and retirements). Since 1997, she has been a member of the 6th Chamber of Coordination and Review of the MPF (indigenous peoples and traditional populations), leading its coordination from 2004 to 2016. less than 20 days, more than 30 actions of concentrated and abstract control of constitutionality, in the most different areas. From 2009 to 2013, she was Deputy Attorney General of the Republic, acting, instead, with the Federal Supreme Court and the National Council of the Public Ministry, and, eventually, with the National Council of Justice and Superior Court of Justice. . In 2011, several civil society organizations informally nominated her for the post of Minister of the Federal Supreme Court. From May 2016 to May 2020, she headed the Federal Prosecutor's Office for Citizens' Rights, a top body of the MPF that performs ombudsman functions. She retired from the MPF in May 2020.
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• Deborah de Magalhães Lima - Graduated in Biological Sciences at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (1980) and Master's and Doctorate in Social Anthropology at the University of Cambridge (1982-1992). Associate Professor IV at the Federal University of Minas Gerais, she works mainly on issues related to the Anthropology of Traditional Populations, usually in the Amazon and focusing on the following topics: socio-environmentalism, sustainable use conservation units, Mamirauá and Amanã RDS and the Solimões River floodplain. In Minas Gerais, she coordinates the Center for Studies in Quilombola and Traditional Populations-NuQ, at UFMG, with which she carried out several works with Afro-descendant groups, especially quilombos, and a Calon group from the city of Belo Horizonte. She has been president of ISA since 2019.
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• Fernando Alphen - Lua.net's Chief Marketing Officer. Graduated and Postgraduated in Business Administration at FGV and History at USP. He was Creative Director and Planning Director at F/Nazca Saatchi & Saatchi, and Chief Strategy Officer at J.Walter Thompson.
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• Fernando Mathias Batista - Bachelor of Laws from PUC in São Paulo, he worked at ISA for ten years and is currently an advisor to the organization Aid of the Norwegian Church – NCA (Church Aid).
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• Gisela Moreau - Training in dance and plastic arts at PUC. Provides coordination assistance at the São Paulo Environmental Education Center. She is a founding partner of Associação Sambatá Música e Cultura and Oscip Bem Comum. She is the director of the company Crisantempo Produções Artísticas and coordinates the Crisantempo Socioambiental Cineclube. She has been a partner of ISA since 2009 and has supported activities of the Xingu Program and the Rio Negro Program in Roraima, in addition to hosting the institute's activities in its cultural spaces in SP.
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• Jose Eli da Veiga - Doctor in Economics from the University of Paris, he is Senior Professor at the Institute of Energy and Environment of the University of São Paulo. The issue of sustainable development has been at the center of his concerns for four decades, since when he worked at the National Institute for Agronomic Research in France, in the early 1970s. A columnist for the newspaper Valor Econômico and the magazine Página22, he has published 21 books.
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• Jurandir Mendes Craveiro Jr. - For 35 years he has been one of the main brand planning and communication professionals in Brazil. He was JWT's Head of Planning for Latin America in the 1990s, planning brands for Unilever, Nestlé, Ford, Credicard, Shell, Brasil Telecom, TIM, etc. In the following decade, he was one of the founders of the communication agency NBS (http://nobullshit.com.br) and planner of the brand case for the mobile operator Oi, from its conception and launch to its expansion in the market. for years in a row. He is also one of the founders, former director and current vice-president of Grupo de Planejamento in Brazil. Since 2010 he has been a Brand and Communication consultant and managing partner of i2 Ideias e Inventos Ltda.
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• Servant Lion - He is a journalist, directs the Santa Clara Ideias content agency. He worked as editor and director in several publications, such as Folha de S.Paulo, Jornal da Tarde, Notícias Populares, Lance!, Placar and Diário de S.Paulo. He was founder of the news site Último Segundo (www.ultimo Segundo.com.br), from the iG portal. Between 2005 and 2009 he was press officer for the São Paulo City Hall. He is the author, among other books, of "The Battle of Sarajevo" (Scritta, 1994); "Journalism and Misinformation" (Senac, 2001), "Cidade Limpa" (Clic, 2006) and "How to Live in São Paulo Without a Car" (Santa Clara Ideias). `Currently he is director of Journalism at TV Cultura-SP.
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• Manuela Carneiro da Cunha - PhD in Social Sciences from the State University of Campinas (Unicamp) is a full professor at the University of Chicago and a member of the Brazilian Academy of Sciences. She was president of the Brazilian Association of Anthropology (ABA) and taught at Unicamp and the University of São Paulo. She has nine books published.
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• Marcelo salazar - Production engineer by UFSCar. He worked with raw materials for the cosmetic market at Rhodia SA, was a business manager at the Software Technology Institute and a Grade VI adventure tour guide. He started working with riverside populations in the Amazon as a volunteer at the Support Center for the Riverside Population of the Amazon (NAPRA) in 2000, working on the Madeira River-RO. He was a consultant for Conservation Unit management plans, formation of councils and support for the commercialization of Non-Timber Forest Products until joining ISA in 2007.
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• Marcos Wesley de Oliveira - Training in Theology served as a gateway to the indigenous world. After a stay among the Guarani Kaiowá, he worked with the Kanamari of the Médio Rio Juruá (AM) and later with the Yanomami, a people he has been linked to for over 20 years. He worked mainly in the areas of education, support for indigenous organizations and cultural strengthening. In recent years, he has also dedicated himself to projects related to indigenous musical culture, through the organization Som das Aldeias, having the privilege of knowing the music of more than 30 peoples from the northern region of Brazil.
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• Maria Inês Zanchetta - At ISA since 2001, he is a journalist. Graduated with a degree in Social Sciences from the University of São Paulo, she studied journalism at the Faculdade de Comunicação Social Cásper Líbero. She worked for 21 years at Abril publishing house, passing through publications such as Almanaque Abril and Superinteressante magazine, where she was a reporter, editor and executive editor. In the 1970s she was one of the founders of the feminist journal us women, in the difficult times of the military dictatorship, in defense of the rights of working women for equal pay, day care centers in the workplace, the right to abortion and against the moral and sexual harassment prevailing in factories and offices.
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• Mariana Moreau
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• Mario Monzoni - Academic Coordinator of the Master course in Sustainability Management at FGV Management and coordinator of the Center for Sustainability Studies at Fundação Getúlio Vargas (GVCes).
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• Marta Maria Azevedo - Demographer and anthropologist, researcher at the Center for Population Studies Elza Berquó/Nepo at UNICAMP and professor at the Graduate Program in Demography at IFCH/Nepo/UNICAMP. Member of the Advisory Board of UNFPA (UN Population Fund in Brazil) and coordinator of the WG Demography of Indigenous Peoples of ABEP (Brazilian Association of Population Studies). She was coordinator of Nepo, president of the National Indian Foundation-Funai and consultant to the Ministries of Education and Health regarding the elaboration and monitoring of public policies for indigenous peoples. In the area of ​​Demography, she works mainly with the themes: indigenous peoples, indigenous health and education, demography, indigenous ethnology. He has worked with the production of demographic information on indigenous peoples, socio-environmental indicators of indigenous lands and with the Guarani peoples and the region of Alto Rio Negro/AM, addressing the themes of education, spatial mobility, food security and access to policies public.
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• Marussia Whately - Coordinator of the Aliança pela Água collective. She was the coordinator of the Imazon project in partnership with the Green Municipalities Program of the government of Pará and CLUA-Climate and Land Use Alliance. In 2010, she coordinated, with Pedro Leitão and Tasso Azevedo, the content production team for the presidential campaign Marina Silva / Guilherme Leal. She was executive coordinator of the Democracy and Sustainability Institute until September 2011. She is the organizer and author of several publications on watershed protection, sanitation and urban and peri-urban territorial management. She worked for 10 years at ISA coordinating the Mananciais de São Paulo program and the Campanha De Olho nos Mananciais. Graduated in Architecture and Urbanism from Universidade Mackenzie (1997) with specialization in water resources management and urban environment (Unicamp/ABES, 1998>.
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• Mauro Almeida - Doctor in Anthropology from the University of Cambridge (UK), he is a retired professor at the State University of Campinas (Unicamp), where he continues to teach courses and guide research as a collaborator of the Master's and Doctoral program in Social Anthropology. He coordinates research projects with the participation of rubber tappers at the Biodiversity Institute of Universidade da Floresta, in Acre.
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• Patricia Bustamante - Researcher at Embrapa (Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation) since 1997. Studied agronomy and plant genetics. It works in the conservation of agrobiodiversity with Traditional Peoples and Communities. She represents Embrapa in the Management Committee of the Safeguard Plan for the Traditional Agricultural System of Rio Negro / AM. She participates in the Editorial Committee of the Journal of the Brazilian Society of Ethnobiology and Ethnoecology. She is a member of the Advisory Committee (SAG) of the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization's "Ingenious Systems of World Agricultural Heritage"-GIAHS/SIPAM. She is currently responsible for the Coordination of Programs and Partnerships at Embrapa's Technology Transfer Department.
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• Paulo Afonso Garcia - Company administrator. Working in the environmental area since 1990. He was planning manager at CETESB, advisor to Secretary Fabio Feldmann, president of Fundação Florestal de São Paulo, planning coordinator at the State Secretariat for the Environment, executive assistant at the state coordination office for environmental education and, currently, works at FECOP – State Fund for Pollution Prevention and Control. Fiscal councilor of ISA and Instituto 5 Elementos for more than ten years, and fiscal councilor of IDS - Instituto Democracia e Sustentabilidade for 3 years.
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• Paulo Junqueira - Psychologist, specializing in child psychology and children and adolescents at social risk. Since 2000 he has worked at the Xingu Indigenous Park and TI Panará. An honorary member of the Kisêdjê Indigenous Association, he worked at Fundação Abrinq, at the Instituto Ecoar pela Cidadania and was president of the Cooperative of Professionals in Child, Adolescent and Family Care, among others.
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• Percival Caropreso - Advertising, worked 30 years at McCann-Erickson in four different periods. For over 23 years he has participated in communication projects to strengthen and develop the Third Sector in Brazil in a militant and voluntary way, as a citizen. As a professional, he is the founder of Sector 2 ½-Strategic Planning Advisory on Social Responsibility and Sustainability for Companies and NGOs.
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• Raquel Pasinato - Biologist, socio-environmentalist, master in agroecosystem ecology. She has been working in Vale do Ribeira since 2005 working with traditional peoples and communities, especially the quilombolas. She advises quilombola communities and their organizations on local development projects and their interface with public policies. Passionate about the Atlantic Forest and its socio-biodiversity.
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• Raul Telles do Valle - Bachelor of Laws (1998 - University of São Paulo), lawyer, Master in Economic Law (2002 - University of São Paulo), former professor of Environmental Law in the Environmental Management course of the National Service for the Learning of Commerce - SENAC, arrived to ISA in 2000 in the Socio-Environmental Policy and Law Program.
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• Rodrigo Junqueira - Agronomist from ESALQ/USP, Master in Environmental Science from PROCAM/USP, specialist in projects and initiatives for socio-environmental adequacy and sustainable production systems. He has worked in the Xingu Program since 2014, where he led the Y Ikatu Xingu Campaign, a shared socio-environmental responsibility campaign, whose motto is the protection and recovery of springs and riparian forests that form the Xingu River, involving different actors. He also works in the Xingu Seeds Network, an initiative to value the forest, which conserves and generates income for indigenous peoples and family farmers.
• Thiago de Souza Amparo - Professor at FGV Direito SP and FGV RI, teaching courses on human rights, international law, public policies, diversity and discrimination. He is a lawyer, with a bachelor's degree from PUC-SP, a master's degree in human rights (LLM) from the Central European University (Budapest, Hungary) and a doctorate from the same university.
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• washington novaes - In Memoriam - Bachelor of Laws from the University of São Paulo, journalist. He was a reporter, editor, director and columnist for several of the main Brazilian publications, including Folha de S. Paulo, O Estado de S. Paulo, Jornal do Brasil, Última Hora, Veja and Visão. On television, he was editor-in-chief of Globo Repórter, editor of Jornal Nacional and commentator for Globo Ecologia and TV news programs for Bandeirantes and Manchete networks. He was a columnist for the newspapers O Estado de S. Paulo and O Popular (from Goiânia, where he lived) and a journalism consultant for TV Cultura, supervisor and commentator for the programs Repórter Eco and Biodiversidade Debate.
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• Kelly Regina Santos da Silva
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• Marcelo Hercowitz
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• Marivelton Rodrigues Barroso
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• Rafaela Eduarda Miranda Santos
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• Raimunda Nonata Rodrigues
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• Silvia de Melo Futada
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• Alessandra Korap Silva
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• Ana Valéria Nascimento Araújo Leitão
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• Francisco de Assis Porto de Oliveira
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• Pablo Molloy 
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• Uvanderson Vitor da Silva