Mariana Stefanny Moises Duzzi

Master in History from the Federal University of São Paulo (UNIFESP), with a Bachelor's degree in History Teaching (Licenciatura) from the same institution. She works as a History and Philosophy teacher in both Upper Elementary (Anos Finais) and High School education. Throughout her academic trajectory, she developed research in the field of Early Modern History, with an emphasis on the iconography of vices and virtues, confessionalization processes, and religious practices in the sixteenth-century Low Countries, supported by funding from CAPES and FAPESP during both her undergraduate research and Master's studies. She is a member of the research group "Power and Politics in the Early Modern Period" (FAP-UNIFESP) and participates in organizing the História Moderna em Foco events. Between 2021 and 2022, she served on the editorial board of Revista Hydra, the graduate student journal of UNIFESP's History postgraduate program. She has also participated in teaching assistant projects, was a PET-History fellow, and collaborated with the Center for Memory and Historical Research (CMPH-UNIFESP). (Source: Lattes Curriculum)