Bachelors degree (2019) and Masters degree (2022) in International Relations, and PhD candidate in Global Health and Sustainability at the University of São Paulo (USP). Research focuses on the growing demands for decolonizing global health. Contributes to the project Social Mobilization as a Policy-Making Lever? A Trans-Atlantic COVID-19 Dialogue on Community Action and Decentralized Governance, and to the USP Research Center in Health Law. Former member of the Working Group on the WHO Pandemic Agreement and the Reform of the International Health Regulations (Fiocruz/USP, 2022-2025), and of the Brazilian team for the Lancet Commission on Fragmentation and Synergies among Global Health Agendas (2018-2022). São Paulo Research Foundation (FAPESP) fellow at the undergraduate (2018-2019), masters (2020-2022), and doctoral levels (2023-2028), with a research internship at the University of Toronto (2024-2025). (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The growing association of the concept of "decolonization" with "global health" in scientific literature corresponds to the rise of a critical self-reflection movement on the colonial legacy of this discipline. The doctoral research investigates this phenomenon through a critical review of the literature, empirical research conducted in Jardim Colombo (Paraisópolis Complex, São Paulo, SP)…
A significant reorientation seems to have affected Brazil's foreign policy throughout the year of 2019. The research aims to investigate the directions of health diplomacy, in which the country has been relevant, especially since the implementation of the Unified Health System in the 1980s and South-South technical cooperation from the 2000s onwards. We will analyze Brazil's health diplom…
The discovery of Zika virus circulation in Brazilian territory, its transmission between pregnant women and fetuses and its causal relation with neurological disorders constituted a destabilizing event of authority and knowledge hierarchies within the country. Target of an epidemic of signification, the possible association between the virus and cases of Guillain-Barré syndrome and microc…
This doctoral research aims to link the comparative analysis of case studies on community responses to Covid-19 by an international partnership to the decolonization movement that has been underway in global health over the last three years. In the form of a collection of articles, the thesis will contextualize this movement in relation to the interaction between global health and post-co…
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