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Lucimara Letelier

Brazilian museum sustainability expert and founder of RegeneraMuseu, specializing in regenerative practices for the cultural sector.

About Lucimara

Lucimara Letelier is a leading advocate for sustainable and regenerative transformation in the museum and culture sector. As the founder of RegeneraMuseu, she pioneers restorative approaches that empower museums as agents of social and environmental change. Letelier champions regenerative mindsets, fostering cultures of care, adaptive resilience, and commons-based prosperity. Her thought leadership helps museums embrace their roles as living systems, reshaping territories, value systems, and society at large.

In Lucimara's own words

“I don't think there was a public, civil mobilization that understands that sustainability is a political act.”
Source: Outras vozes (ARTE!Brasileiros, Patricia Rousseaux and Jamyle Rkain), December 2019
“At that moment I decided to try to see how these guidelines could talk to the museological area [...] bring oxygen to museums, which are dying.”
Source: Outras vozes (ARTE!Brasileiros, Patricia Rousseaux and Jamyle Rkain), December 2019
“We must become what we ask our institutions to become — grounded, conscious, and relational.”
Source: Museums Becoming: From Reflection to Regeneration – by Lucimara Letelier (ICOM UK post-conference think piece), June 2025

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