Lorena Froz was born in the state of Pará and grew up in the state of Rio de Janeiro. A practitioner of Candomblé, she is a Dofinitinha of Ossain at Ilê Asé Meji Omi Odara. She is an Environmental Technician, Environmental Manager, and socio-environmental project manager, as well as a communicator and visual artist. She is currently pursuing a postgraduate degree in UX/UI Design and Product Design.

As the Communications Coordinator for GreenFaith Brazil, she works at the intersection of faith, climate justice, and community mobilization. Her work creates narratives that connect spirituality, ancestry, and environmental protection, amplifying the voices of traditional communities, Afro-Brazilian religious groups, and youth in the struggle for a just and sustainable future.

Julia lives in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and has a PhD in Geography, a Masters in Education and a degree in Biophysics. She is a consultant and works coordinating the actions of GreenFaith in Brazil, both at a local level with the creation of circles in communities of Faith, as well as with articulations at a national level with the Sacred Climate Alliance. Julia is the co-founder of the memoriaambiental.org platform, supported by the Ibero-American Secretariat of the European Union. She was a member of the Faith in Climate team at the Institute for the Study of Religion, and has also been a project coordinator at Redes da Maré. For 13 years Julia is seeking to build a fairer world with environmental education projects and mobilization for environmental justice in communities in Brazil.