Master's student at the Graduate Program in Human Geography at the University of São Paulo (2023-), with a project about patriarchal relations and quilombola territoriality in the Vale do Ribeira, within the research line of Territory, Agriculture and Society. Bachelor and Licensed in Geography from the Faculty of Philosophy, Letters and Human Sciences of the University of São Paulo (FFLCH-USP), with an individual graduation monography on quilombola territorialization in the municipality of Barra do Turvo, SP. During graduation, developed two Scientific Researches on Quilombola devotion and territoriality, one funded by FFLCH-USP itself (PIBIC/USP - 2018 to 2019) and the other by the São Paulo Research Foundation (FAPESP - 2020 to 2019). 2021). Has experience in the field of Human Geography, with an emphasis on Agrarian Geography, Geography of Religion, Quilombos and Gender. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The black territories of Vale do Ribeira were formed in a period of transition from mining to rice farming in the region, in the mid-19th century, in which the widespread mobility of abandoned and escaped slaves stood out. The anthropological reports of the rural black communities that today occupy these territories point, on the one hand, to the protection they guaranteed against slavery…
The history of the quilombola communities is essential to understand the Afro-Brazilian influence in the socio-spatial formation of the country. Quilombo is a social, dynamic and complex formation that originated from the disintegration of black people from the condition of slave labor, founding a social organization that established a way of life and communal and/or collective production…
The ongoing master's project investigates the relationship between gender and labor in the production of quilombola territoriality in the Ribeirão Grande-Terra Seca community (Barra do Turvo, SP). The community self-identified as quilombola in the early 2000s, supported by EAACONE, to address the intensification of environmental preservationist policies in the Vale do Ribeira, established…
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