São Paulo, State of São Paulo, Brazil
$350 - $500 / Day
I am a Brazilian journalist in New York. Most recently I reported about solutions to curb deforestation in the Amazon uniting conservation and science for Foreign Policy's podcast Heat of the Moment. Last year, I worked as a freelance field producer for an investigative video project, "The Amazon is Still Burning. Blame Beef," for The New York Times, which received the "award of excellence" at POYi awards. I graduated from the Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism at CUNY in 2018 with a concentration in international reporting and a background in radio. In New York, I interned at WNYC, NPR's Latino USA and contributed to ProPublica, traveling to the Amazon as a reporter and translator. Previously, I contributed to The New York Times, NPR, The Washington Post and other outlets in Brazil. I also have bylines in the most important Brazilian newspapers such as Folha de S. Paulo and O Estado de S. Paulo and worked as a reporter in Tokyo, Japan. I’m fluent in Portuguese, English and spoken Spanish. I can speak conversational Japanese and I can make great tea.
The emergency threatening part of the world’s largest rainforest is proof that offsets are too risky to count on to cancel out corporate pollution, and that the Amazon needs help without strings attached.
I pitched the story, reported in the field, wrote the script and recorded narration
Report on Cuban doctors coming to Brazil
Produced for CBC
Found two characters to be interviewed about the lack of water problem in Sao Paulo, Brazil. Recorded them, translated and did the voice over.
Story made during Brazilian elections about quotas for female politicians as an example of how this policy works around the world and if it is really effective
Produced the story at one of the most dangerous favelas in Brazil, researched and translated in the field.
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