Silvie Ojeda

Silvie Ojeda is a communications strategist, filmmaker, and human rights advocate with over 15 years of experience working at the intersection of drug policy, gender justice, and social movements. Colombian, based in Brazil, she speaks from a Global South perspective grounded in anti-racist, decolonial, and intersectional approaches to social justice and human rights. Her work moves across storytelling, advocacy, and cultural action, building narratives that challenge systems of violence, exclusion, and inequality while amplifying the voices and knowledge of historically marginalized communities. Through film, writing, and strategic communications, she understands storytelling as both a political tool and a space for collective memory, resistance, and transformation. Follow her on LinkedIn.