A small team with a big bridge to build.

Priscila’s journey into sustainability began with a transformative experience in the Amazon rainforest, where she witnessed first-hand the importance of community engagement in conservation. Inspired, she returned to Berlin with a new mission: to raise awareness about the Amazon and support those working to protect it.

With a background in Business & People Management from Insper SP and more than ten years of experience in people and project management across Brazil and Germany, she founded Ka’a Harmony Foundation to build bridges between Amazonian women-led initiatives and European partners.

Isis is a Brazilian professional based in Berlin with 7+ years of experience connecting people, organisations and missions across Latin America and Europe. She holds a Bachelor’s in International Relations from UFF and a Master of Public Policy from the Willy Brandt School of Public Policy.

Her experience spans policy analysis, project development, partnerships, stakeholder engagement, grant writing and fundraising across civil society, international organisations and the public sector. She brings a strong commitment to collective action and to strengthening connections between Amazonian communities and European partners.

A journalist who graduated from the Federal University of Amazonas (UFAM), Jakeline brings over five years of experience in press relations, writing and content production for social media, working alongside civil society organisations focused on Communication for Development (C4D).

A climate activist and advocate for a just energy transition, she brings both professional depth and personal commitment to Ka’a Harmony’s communications work.

Alina has always been happiest surrounded by the great outdoors. A trip to the northeast of Brazil, where she encountered the fragile state of Recife’s coral reefs, turned that love of nature into a desire to do more for the planet.

At Ka’a Harmony, her work in digital communications and design aligns with her two deepest values: preserving the environment and supporting women-led initiatives that champion climate justice.

After graduating in Economics at the Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina (UFSC), Nicole came to Germany for an Erasmus Mundus Master’s in Political Economy and stayed on, working on inequality and the macroeconomics of a green transition.

Seeing that economic policy alone offers too narrow a lens, she turned to social-ecological approaches, community-based work and bottom-up change. At Ka’a Harmony she brings research expertise and project management to help ensure that the narratives of those living in the Amazon shape dialogue and action.