Executive Director of the Walter & Elise Haas Fund, Jamie brings deep expertise in philanthropy, youth development, and community investment. Her leadership in grantmaking and civic equity makes her a vital bridge between Pachamama Sabia and the funding community.

An award-winning documentary filmmaker and social entrepreneur, Owsley's films — including an Independent Spirit Award winner — explore culture, spirituality, and civic life. His experience producing impact-driven stories for PBS and beyond aligns closely with Pachamama Sabia's mission.

A veteran actress turned documentary producer, Debrah brings decades of experience across both narrative and non-fiction storytelling. Her deep industry relationships make her an invaluable advisor for Pachamama Sabia's film production and distribution efforts.

A filmmaker who pioneered the micro-documentary format for humanitarian movements, Natasha has filmed in 30+ countries and reached over 100 million households. Her work on indigenous wisdom, climate resilience, and social justice is a natural complement to Pachamama Sabia's storytelling vision.

An Academy Award-shortlisted Latin American filmmaker and founder of Two Serious Ladies, Maria focuses her storytelling on women's voices and social change. Her roots in Latin America and Venezuela bring essential cultural and regional perspective to Pachamama Sabia's work.

Founder of the Dalai Lama Fellows global leadership program, Marty has dedicated his career to building organizations at the intersection of education, social justice, and human rights. His network across the nonprofit and civic sectors is a powerful resource for Pachamama Sabia's impact campaigns.

An Emmy-nominated documentary producer whose work spans Netflix, PBS, National Geographic, and more, Amy brings a track record of elevating stories around identity, justice, and democracy. As a founding member of a women-led content company, she deepens Pachamama Sabia's commitment to diverse and impactful filmmaking.

Co-founder of The Redford Center and creator of award-winning social impact documentaries including Watershed and Toxic Hot Seat, Jamie dedicated his life to using film as a force for real-world change. His legacy and philosophy — making complex issues compelling and actionable — are at the heart of what Pachamama Sabia does.