Caio Ferraz is a researcher and filmmaker. He directed Entre Rios, a landmark documentary in the Brazilian debate on urban rivers, which has garnered more than 3 million views and is widely used by universities and environmental education programs. He is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Environmental Science at the Institute of Energy and Environment of the University of São Paulo (USP). He also leads Interdependência, a creative lab that translates science into educational and immersive experiences focused on the water and climate crises.

Laís Avelino is an architect and urban planner with specializations in Social Urbanism, Urban Management, and Public Policy. She works as Director for Territory, Climate and Sustainability at IABsp and as Community Engagement Specialist at Instituto Alana in Jardim Pantanal, São Paulo, contributing to the development of the Neighborhood Plan and the Climate Change Adaptation Plan, with a focus on participatory processes and territorial development.

Victor Mishima is an architect and urban planner, with a postgraduate qualification in teaching from Escola da Cidade, and is currently specializing in Social Urbanism at Insper. For six years, he worked as a design architect at private firms, focusing on architectural design and construction supervision, subdivision and sanitation projects, and architectural design of buildings. A TETO volunteer since 2023, he coordinated the Universities area until 2025, when he became TETO São Paulo’s Social Coordinator. In September 2025, he took on the management of TETO’s São Paulo office. Since then, he has been responsible for the organization’s territorial activities, strategic growth, and institutional relations in São Paulo.