Member of the Kawésqar community, belonging to the Cazadores Patagónicos. An intercultural education specialist, she works as an artisan using junquillo reeds to create traditional Kawésqar basketry, preserving and sharing her culture through teaching and craftsmanship. She comes from a traditional Kawésqar family, reflecting her commitment to transmitting her people’s memory.

Founder of Fundación Pueblo Kawésqar and the Ko Aswál Initiative. With a background in information technology and cultural management, his work focuses on the recovery of Kawésqar memory, territory, and heritage. He leads interdisciplinary and international collaborations between Chile and Switzerland, promoting processes of restitution, intercultural dialogue, and healing from colonial trauma, while strengthening community-based initiatives and Indigenous futures.

Rapa Nui Indigenous leader and human rights advocate. With extensive experience in Indigenous consultation processes, ILO Convention 169, and intercultural conflict, her work focuses on defending the rights, autonomy, and self-determination of her people. She has been an active voice in critical discussions on governance and territorial rights, emphasizing that Indigenous futures must be shaped with, and not without, their communities.