Natalia Rebollo is a human rights lawyer with a solid academic background that includes a Master’s degree in Human Rights and Humanitarian Law from Sciences Po (Paris), and specializations in International Law from American University and in Drug Policy from The Graduate Institute in Geneva.

Currently, as Co-Director of Knowledge Alliances at the ICEERS Foundation, her work focuses on building bridges between different forms of knowledge, establishing intercultural alliances at a strategic level with Indigenous leaders, and defending the rights of Indigenous Peoples. This role is an evolution of her position as Coordinator of the Legal Defense Program (ADF), a role she held for eight years, during which she defended individuals prosecuted for the use of ancestral plants in more than 48 countries.

Her leadership and the impact of her work have earned her recognition from Foro Jurídico magazine, which named her one of the most influential lawyers in Mexico.