Accountant specializing in Non-Profit Organizations, with 15 years of experience, CEO of Torres Accounting and Management for the Third Sector, institutional development consultant for donor institutions that support social initiatives, trainer in financial management and best accounting practices, postgraduate in Tax Law from PUC SP, co-founder of the School of Activism, a social organization operating throughout the country that aims to rethink activist practices and learning processes.

Journalist and Physical Education professional, with a Master's degree in Health and Society from UNIFESP and an MBA in Strategic Management from Fundação Getúlio Vargas. Currently working in project management for the third sector. She was the founder and resource director of the Procomum Institute for 7 years, where she was responsible for the financial-administrative, communication, and care areas. She also led international projects such as La Cuida and A Colaboradora, a collaborative arts school, and Comum. Before that, she worked for 10 years in the market, with international experience, in the Sistema S (a Brazilian network of private, non-profit institutions that provide vocational training and other services) and also in the public education network of Rondônia and Paraná. An open water swimmer, street runner, and yoga practitioner for 15 years, she believes that through the relationship with the body it is possible to create strategies to escape the neoliberal onslaught.

She works in the financial area, with experience in the tax sector and more than 5 years of experience in the non-profit sector. She holds a degree in Human Resources, is a reading facilitator, and is currently studying Psychology. Her career combines financial management, care for people, and an interest in human processes, contributing to social organizations in an ethical, sensitive, and committed way.

Lawyer, Activist, Father, Graphic Designer and Reading Mediator, he is a collaborating member of the Third Sector Law Commission of the OAB SP (São Paulo Bar Association). He is responsible for the legal and administrative processes of formalizing new social initiatives. Co-founder of the Rodas de Leitura collective, an initiative that encourages the dissemination and access to quality art and literature, he believes that the application of Design and Law concepts is very important as a process of critical and creative thinking, enabling the organization of ideas in order to stimulate decision-making.

A communicator and business manager, she also works as a fashion designer in her spare time. For six years she led 370, a brand of versatile clothing made with sustainable fabrics for diverse body types. In 2022, she joined the communication team at Instituto Procomum, responsible for producing texts for social media and articles about the institution's actions. Currently, she coordinates the Sul x South network of activists from the Global South and is responsible for contracts at Instituto Incube.

Actress, artivist-educator, and researcher of artistic practices with counter-colonial leanings. She works in the management of the Atelier and in the mediation of cultural processes, articulating actions, organizing flows, and sustaining spaces for creation and coexistence that integrate body, listening, ancestry, and territory in their formations. Her trajectory is traversed by orality, care, and memories, stemming from her origins—daughter of a mother from Bahia and a Tupinambá father, granddaughter of a prayer woman. She maintains dialogues with public relations, working in the construction of presence, communication, and articulation between people, territories, and projects.

She holds a degree in Business Administration (PUC-SP) and is currently pursuing a degree in Accounting (PUC-SP). She has 14 years of experience working in social organizations in the areas of projects, finance, accounting, and management. She has worked in public health, at ABONG, at Torres Contabilidade, and has conducted workshops for collectives and social organizations on finance. She also worked at the Update Institute, energizing the roles of Finance, Legal, and Management with Fiscal Sponsor partners in Brazil and Latin America.

A multidisciplinary professional originally from the interior of Minas Gerais. Graduated in Film and Accounting, she has worked with the financial and accounting aspects of various third-sector organizations since 2021. She participates in social projects, volunteers, and leads a project to democratize access to cinema. She constantly seeks to learn and contribute to areas of interest.

A librarian trained at the Fundação Escola de Sociologia e Política de São Paulo and with studies in pedagogy, she has a broad professional trajectory, with stints at the Fundação Getúlio Vargas, Grupo Abril, and ESPM. In addition to being a carimbó dancer and samba school performer, she found in art a powerful form of expression. In the non-profit sector, motivated by the inspiration of friends, she began working with the formalization of associations and today is responsible for organizing spaces at the Instituto Incube. Passionate about pets, urban mobility, and the impact of culture, she believes that knowledge and art have the power to transform realities.

Lawyer and specialist in Management and Development of Social Projects and in Human Rights, with a focus on strengthening the institutional capacity of civil society organizations and community-based initiatives. Member of the Third Sector Law Commission of the OAB/SP (São Paulo Bar Association). She has experience in legal counsel for the third sector, governance, institutional regularization, and support for social projects, working on the formalization of CSOs (Civil Society Organizations) and providing guidance on sustainability, institutional planning, and legal compliance. Her career is marked by popular advocacy, with experience in group formation and rights education, especially in the field of the right to housing, at the PUC-SP (Pontifical Catholic University of São Paulo) Model Office, as well as volunteer work at the Institute for the Defense of the Right to Defense (IDDD), in the Education in Prison project, and co-founder of the feminist education and culture project Manifesto Xoxotas Cósmicas.

Inspired by the desire to participate in building a more just and egalitarian society, I am currently pursuing a degree in systems development and, since 2018, I have been volunteering at Educafro Brasil, an organization within the Black movement that works for the inclusion of Black and poor people in higher education.