Interviews
The Real Story: Who owns the Amazon? BBC News, World Service. 2019.
Monologue for two: Jair Messias Bolsonaro, labelled by international social media as “the tropical Trump”, was elected in Brazil with 55% of votes. What does it mean for the world, and why all Brazilian environmentalists are so worried? Minister of Counter Culture. 2019.
Monologue for two: An interview about the Yawanawa people and the zero waste community initiative. Ministry of Counter Culture. 2017.
REDD+ Testimonials. CoCoor Project. 2017.
Zero Waste Project Healers Forum. Healing The Amazon Forest. 2017.
Why Brazil’s new pledges on carbon emissions fall short. Yale Environment 360. 2015.
REDD+ somente será bem sucedido com participação local. Agência Envolverde Jornalismo. 2013.
Presentations
Indigenous Spiritualities: Cultural Appropriation or the Last Salvation? The cases of Yawanawá and Huni Kuin. Uses and Abuses in Alternative Spiritualities. Harvard Divinity School. Cambridge 2023.
From Crisis to Cosmos: The Role of Amazonian Plant Medicine in Changing our Ecological Damaging Attitudes. Ecological Spiritualities. Harvard Divinity School. Cambridge 2022.
Pandemics, conservation and human nature relations. MOOC series on Rethinking the economy after the coronavirus. Institute of Economy – UNICAMP. 2021.
Rethinking human-nature relations: Indigenous ontologies and new becomings. Development Day 2021: COVID-19 Pandemic and Development Research: Ways Forward? Finnish Society for Development Research. 2021.
Perceiving the Amazon in the Anthropocene: reciprocities and conflicts between material and symbolic worlds. Agrocultures Colloquium. University of Oxford. 2020.
Fórum de Debates: Apagamento de Memória em Terras Brasilis. XVI Ciranda de Psicanálise e Arte. 2019.
Indigenous Blood: Not a Single Drop More. Amazon Indigenous Emergency. University College London. 2019.
Indigenous Spirituality as a Route to the Ecological Self: Rupture or Consequence of Neoliberal Practices? The historical and cultural trajectory of agricultural frontiers and the subjectivities of regional development in the Amazon. University of Cardiff. 2018.
Thinking beyond human-nature dichotomy: on the cosmopolitics of the Amazon. International Congress of the Latin American Studies Association. 2018.
Global Landscapes Forum 2013. United Nations Conference on Climate Change. Center for International Forestry Research. 2013.
Blogs
From crisis to cosmos: could a shift in our values save the planet? The Interfaith Center for Sustainable Development. 2019.
Indigenous Amazonian visitors describe their life, culture and spirituality. Bath Quakers. 2018.
Can REDD+ help Brazil roll back rising deforestation rates? CIFOR Forest News. 2017.
Brazil: spoiler or leader? REDD+ Monitor. 2015.
REDD+ on the ground: Unintended consequences in ‘a microcosm of the Amazon’. CIFOR Forest News. 2014.