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TEWA 225

Tewá means “technology” in the Yorubá language, social technology that we build in partnership with our customers in all sectors of the economy.


We weave social transformation through the application of socio-economic knowledge in the areas of sustainability and public policy, in all sectors of the economy.


But for us to do this in a way that generates shared value, we need to know that the path matters as much as the destination. Therefore, article 225 (Brazilian Constitution of 1988) guides our practice, making it democratic, participative and involving, so that society can co-create its future.


We are a company 100% led and composed of women, in their diversity.

Get to know our work and weave this story with us.

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Mission

To facilitate the transformation processes based on effective social participation, strengthening and politicizing socially vulnerable groups and breaking rigid institutional structures to their listening.

Vision

To be a consultancy that works to solve problems central to the reduction of social inequalities in Brazil.

Values

know to transform

The generation of knowledge, data and social indicators is just the starting point for a sustainable and restorative practice. It is necessary that the reading of these contents become narratives and be appropriated by the actors who participate in the change process.

Leadership with participation

All truly transformative processes engage their participants in the joint construction of the result. This is not to say that there is no leadership.

On the contrary, when the process is open to dialogue, natural leaders appear and are strengthened by the collective.

Shared

Value

We believe that it is necessary to ask permission when we enter someone else's house (LSO), however we can be visitors with empty hands or take something to share together. Generating shared value is the starting point for social licensing.

State, cradle of reconciliation

The State in its essence has several theoretical meanings. We believe that it is a web of relations between groups, mediated by laws and bureaucracies, that allow for the conciliation of interests. In this sense, the involvement of public authorities and the opportunity to create transformative policies serves different interests, generating benefits for communities and monitoring relationships.

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TEAM

Each team member has unique knowledge and experience, which allows us to handle a wide range of projects and tasks. We are constantly updated on the latest trends and advances in our area, seeking continuous improvement and personal development.

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Maitê
Sanches

Development and Innovation Coordinator

Sociologist with solid experience in project management, government innovation and public policy.​​

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Giuliana Costa

Research Analyst

Social Science (UFMA) | Researcher with expertise in public policy, energy transition, socio-environmental conflicts, and traditional communities

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Juliana Strinta

Commercial analyst

Account Executive with expertise in the B2G and B2B markets, with a degree in Public Policy (UFABC). She has experience in pre-sales and prospecting, as well as managing and closing the sales process via CRM

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Ana carolina viana

Communications specialist

A journalist with experience in internal communications and corporate communications.

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MARINA
FONSECA

Research Analyst

Master and PhD student in Social Anthropology, with experience in territorial issues and traditional people and communities.

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Valéria 
Queiroz

Administrative Assistant

Accounting student with experience in administrative and financial tasks, payment processing, reconciliations and management reports.

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Amanda
sabino

Research Analyst

Master in Sustainable Development and PhD student in Environmental Sciences focusing on climate change and adaptation.​​

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Lara
MELO

Research Analyst

Researcher with a degree in Social Sciences (Unifesp) and with experience in sustainability and the management of programs.​

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Luciana
Sonck

CEO

Sociologist and Master in Spatial Planning and Management, specializing in Sustainable Development Goals.

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Fernanda
mallak

CPO

PhD in Sociology, master in territorial planning and management, specialist in social risk and right to cities.

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Gabriela
Oliveira

Counselor

Environmental Technician and Psychologist, specialist in Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainability.

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