Brief profile (maximum 100 words) A social anthropologist specializing 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 in developing monitoring and diagnostic methodologies, as well as facilitating participatory workshops. She has also collaborated with governments on cultural heritage management, including areas related to community archives and social memory.

She has worked in Argentina as a consultant for CRESPIAL (Category 2 Center) in the research of frameworks and policies of Intangible Cultural Heritage in 2017 and 2025 (State of the Art, CRESPIAL), as well as in the project “International Food Atlas and Digital Platform” (UNESCO). Currently, she is an independent consultant and researcher in the field of intangible cultural heritage, folklore, local knowledge systems, ethnobotany and territory.