Graduated in Midwifery from the School of Arts, Sciences and Humanities of the University of São Paulo (EACH-USP) (2022) and master in Public Health from the School of Public Health of USP (FSP-USP). She dedicates herself to discussions about maternity hospitals affected by State violence, with a special focus on the prison system and the tensions these experiences have on the health field. She worked as a midwife in contraception services, breastfeeding support, prenatal, childbirth and postpartum care in public and private health services. She was a member of the Nelly Venite Academic Center of Midwifery, serving as Director of the Scientific Department (2019-2022), was a Student Representative of Midwifery (2020-2022) and received a FAPESP scholarship in Technical Training level 3 (2022-2023). During her undergraduate studies, she developed the research "Approach to Ethnic-racial Relations in the Training of Midwives" which gave rise to the discipline "Ethnic-racial Relations in Health" offered at EACH-USP. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The Cosmopolitics of Care at the End-of-the-World project brings together researchers and activists from various institutions in Brazil, especially focused on studies about the region north of the country, as it continues the long relationship that the coordinator has with this territory. The axis proposed here, which addresses incarceration, is fueled by discussions held in Manaus throug…
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