Director of Social Innovation ICEERS Foundation

Jerónimo Mazarrasa is a consultant and ayahuasca community activist with more than 20 years experince in the psychedelic field. His work revolves how ceremonial plant practices can best be integrated outside of their cultures of origin. He has advised a number of projects exploring legal pathways to operate retreats.

He serves as Director of Social Innovation for ICEERS (International Center for Ethnobotanical Education, Research and Services), and is a founding member of the Plantaforma (Platform for the Defense of Ayahuasca).

Before that he wrote and produced four documentaries on different aspects of the globalization indigenous knowledge, from ayahuasca in the treatment of drug addiction, to the Kogi Mamos, to the Brazilian ayahuasca religions.

He has traveled extensively through South America, researching a broad range of ayahuasca practices and has lectured internationally about ayahuasca tourism and the appropriation of indigenous knowledge.

He keeps an active Facebook account and since 2012 has called Ibiza home