FOUNDING BOARD
Sarah is a member of the Class of 2025 living in Kirkland House, originally from Goiânia, Brazil. She studies psychology and economics and is passionate about the intersection of behavioral science with education, climate change, and social justice. Previously, she has worked for Laboratoria, a non-profit reducing the digital and gender gaps in Latin America, and Invert, an early-stage web3 startup. On campus, she is a reporter for Humans of Harvard, the vice-president of the Harvard Organization for Latin America, and a writer for The Harvard Brain. She also works as a research assistant for Dr. Tessa Charlesworth in Professor Mahzarin Banaji’s Social Cognition Lab and helps to run the Brazil Conference. In her free time, Sarah really enjoys visiting new places, hiking with friends, and photographing beautiful sunsets. At BSG, she will lead the conference team. She hopes to bring great industry and academic leaders together to discuss how behavioral insights can be applied to solve some of the world’s most pressing issues.