Social anthropologist specialized in cultural heritage management and socio-environmental processes, Fernanda has worked in cultural management with Indigenous Peoples and Afro-descendant communities. She has professional experience with the development of methodologies for monitoring and diagnosis, and with the facilitation of participatory workshops. She has also worked with governments on cultural heritage managament, including areas related to community archives, and social memories. Fernanda worked as a consultant in 2017 for the Category 2 Centre CRESPIAL, focusing on the policy review of Intangible Cultural Heritage in Argentina (Estados del Arte, CRESPIAL 2017). She is currently an independent consultant and researcher in the field of intangible cultural heritage, folklore, ethnobotany and territory.