Amanda Gois Cardoso has dedicated over a decade to the study of medicines of the forest. She is a cultural producer of events connected to Indigenous peoples and villages, and acts as a bridge between the Western and Indigenous worlds through her work as a translator, facilitator, and manager of cultural and Indigenous projects. She works closely with the Mutum Yawanawá Village, serving as the right hand and assistant to Yawanawá leaders, contributing to the preservation and continuity of their cultural and spiritual traditions through projects, travels, and various articulations.