JSD Candidate, Yale Law School (2024-). Fellow, Latin American Legal Studies, Yale Law School (1/2024). Visiting Researcher, Yale Law School (2/2023). LL.M, Yale Law School (class of 2022), with financial support from the Lilian Goldman Perpetual Scholarship Fund. PhD in Law (FGV Law School of São Paulo), with financial support from Mario Henrique Simonsen Teaching and Research Scholarship (2025) and FAPESP (12/2022-). M.A in Law and Development (FGV Law School of São Paulo), with financial support from Mario Henrique Simonsen Teaching and Research Scholarship and from São Paulo State Research Support Foundation (FAPESP)(2020). J.D. (FGV Law School of São Paulo), having been granted the Luiz Simões Lopes Merit Scholarship in 2016 (class of 2016). Research fellow, FGV Center of Law and Gender. Lawyer and consultant. Tandem Fellow at the Max Planck Institute for the Study of Crime, Security and Law (Freiburg, Alemanha). Interests include Critical Legal Theories, particularly Feminist approaches to law, and Constitutional Law, particularly antisubordinatory approaches to equality law. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The legal principle of antisubordination, as formulated by specialized doctrine and adopted in some cases ruled by the Brazilian Supreme Court ("STF"), is the postulate that norms or measures that create or perpetuate social hierarchies violate equality. In preliminary research, we realized that the postulate's focus on the results of norms or measures is limited, insofar as it fails to c…
The research aims to contribute to the debate on abortion in Brazil, through the reflective presentation of an uncommon key of argument in Brazilian literature, that is, equality-based pro-decriminalization abortion arguments. Equality-based arguments are those that see the prohibition of abortion not only as a violation of individual freedoms, but also and mainly as a mechanism of group …
The legal principle of antisubordination, as formulated by specialized doctrine and adopted in some cases ruled by the Brazilian Federal Supreme Court ("STF") is the postulate that norms or measures that create or perpetuate social hierarchies violate equality. In preliminary research, I realized that the focus of the postulate on the results of norms or measures is limited, insofar as it…
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