In this conversation, we discuss:

• Her personal and legal journey and how being part of an international program for high school students in Atlanta, Georgia, USA and how her father’s political imprisonment and torture changed her career path from art to law --- and what led her to think “I need to understand this language of law",
• The creative side and art of law and how sensitive people were not encouraged in law schools and law firms,
• How participating as a mediator for the compensation fund changed her life and the lessons she learned from this experience,
• How she was introduced to collaborative law,
• How she is help building a collaborative community and collaborative practice in Brazil, and
• What integrative law and what being an integrative lawyer mean to her.

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