Degree in Social Communication Broadcasting (Radio and Television) from Centro Universitário Belas Artes de São Paulo (2010), with experience in the fields of History and Communication, with an emphasis on radio, television, and screenwriting. Works as a history teacher and educator. Since 2017, has been a member of the Laboratório de Estudos sobre o Brasil e o Sistema Mundial (LabMundi/USP). Conducted undergraduate research titled "The Canonization of Peter Claver, the Catholic Church, and the Abolition of Brazilian Slavery (18641890)," under the supervision of Professor Dr. Rafael de Bivar Marquese and funded by the Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado de São Paulo (FAPESP). Holds a Masters degree in Sciences and Social History from the University of São Paulo, with the dissertation "The Ultramontane Press and the Crisis of the Second Slavery in the Brazilian Empire (18661888)," also supervised by Professor Marquese and funded by FAPESP. Currently pursuing a PhD in Social History at the same institution, conducting research on the relations between Catholicism, abolition, and imperialism on the African continent, under the supervision of Professor Marquese and funded by the Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Científico e Tecnológico (CNPq). (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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This project is a direct result of Scientific Initiation research financed by FAPESP and entitled The Canonization of Pedro Claver, the Catholic Church and the abolition of slavery (1864-1890). In it, we seek to investigate the responses of the Catholic Church to the slavery crisis in Brazil, as well as to understand what were the impulses for the institution to reinvent itself in the fac…
I intend to investigate how the Catholic Church reacted to the abolition of Brazilian slavery from an anticlerical nineteenth century. The canonization of Pedro Claver in January of 1888 may have been a response of the religious institution when entering a discourse of freedom to rewrite its past and insert itself in a new future, where state and religion would remain separated.
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