Kimberlly Eduarda Dantas Xavier

Founded a mentorship initiative supporting students in international scholarship and fellowship applications, providing guidance on academic writing, narrative development, and application strategies for global programs.

Support community initiatives promoting menstrual dignity, gender equity, and inclusive public spaces.

Represented youth perspectives from the Brazilian Amazon in national dialogues on climate governance, sustainability, and environmental justice, collaborating with stakeholders to advance climate justice and equitable development strategies.

Conducted comparative qualitative research on gender quotas and parliamentary gender policies, contributing to debates on representation, inequality, and inclusive governance in post-conflict and democratic settings.

Served as Head of Delegation for Brazil in the May 2025 simulation, engaging with participants from over 160 nationalities in high-level climate policy negotiations and contributing to policy discussions addressing climate inequality and international cooperation.

Conducted comparative research on gender-based political violence and women's leadership in Brazil and Canada, applying intersectional and feminist analytical frameworks to assess institutional responses and policy gaps.

Coordinated and facilitated academic simulations focused on diplomacy, negotiation, and multilateral cooperation, developing training materials on negotiation strategies, communication, and experiential learning methodologies.

Managed administrative coordination and organizational processes for academic events and institutional initiatives.

Grade: 9.48/10.0

Bachelor of International Relations with a GPA of 9.48/10.0, focusing on global governance and environmental justice.

Completed high school education in Goiás, Brazil.

Technical certificate in Administrative Assistance, completed from February to December 2019.