Camila Pierobon Moreira Robottom

Post-doctoral fellow at the National Museum, UFRJ. She holds a PhD in Social Sciences from the Graduate Program in Social Sciences at the State University of Rio de Janeiro, with a visiting research period at the Centre of Latin-American Studies at the University of Cambridge, UK. She completed her postdoctoral fellowship at the Behner Stiefel Center for Brazilian Studies at San Diego State University. She has also been a researcher in the International Postdoctoral Program at the Brazilian Center for Analysis and Planning and a visiting scholar in the Department of Anthropology at Johns Hopkins University. Her research primarily focuses on the everyday lives of low-income families residing in Rio de Janeiro and its metropolitan area. Currently, she is engaged in two major collaborative research projects. The first investigates the production of urban space through the lens of waterexamining drinking water, rainfall and flooding, sewage, and the citys rivers, including Guanabara Bayto explore the impacts of climate change on the urban environment. The second project examines the enduring effects of the Covid-19 pandemic on residents of low-income neighborhoods, addressing critical issues related to housing, health, care, and gender. Pierobon is an affiliated researcher with the Núcleo de Etnografias Urbanas (CEBRAP), Grupo Casa (IESP/UERJ), and ResiduaLab (UERJ). She can be reached at camilapierobon@gmail.com. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)