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About Candidate
I am an Environmental Anthropologist finalising my PhD at The University of Queensland, with a decade of experience designing and conducting rigorous qualitative research at the intersection of academia and applied practice, as well as in tutoring and teaching positions. My research critically examines the interface between extractive industries, environmental governance, and traditional communities (Quilombola and Indigenous), employing deep ethnographic and decolonial methods. My work translates complex community realities into frameworks for socio-environmental impact assessment, ESG strategy, and post-disaster repair. I have a strong record of securing competitive grants, publishing monographs and peer-reviewed articles, and disseminating research at leading international conferences.
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Education
• Thesis Title: The whole environment: Degredo Quilombola community's cyclical time, animacy and confluence amidst extractive harms in Brazil. • Supervisors: Associate Professor Sally Babidge (School of Social Science), Associate Professor Sarah Holcombe (Sustainable Minerals Institute). • Scholarship: Research Training Program (RTP)
Work & Experience
• Led ethnographic fieldwork, community engagement, and participatory planning for clients, including the Renova Foundation (post-Samarco disaster), AMAGGI, SLC Agrícola, and Anglo American. • Developed culturally-attuned qualitative methodologies and technical reports for social impact assessment (SIA) and ESG programs. • Member of the firm’s internal ESG working group.
Managed an anthropological study for future land-use planning in the context of mine closure for Vale S.A.
