Luiza Tenan Vitor

Bachelor's Degree in Sociology and Politics from the School of Sociology and Politics Foundation of São Paulo (FESP-SP). Was a PIBIC-FESPSP scientific initiation scholarship holder, researching the relationship between art and politics through performance art. Also served as a volunteer researcher at the Celso Furtado Chair and editor-in-chief of the journal "Cadernos de Economia e Política."Was a FAPESP Scientific Initiation scholarship holder, conducting research on "A Review of the Debate on New Feminist Activism in Brazil," linked to the thematic project "Crises of Democracy: Critical Theory and the Diagnosis of the Present Time," corresponding to subproject II "Public Sphere and Crisis of Democracy: Economic, Cultural, and Political Dimensions of Counterpublics." Currently, she is a researcher at the Center for Law and Democracy at the Brazilian Center for Analysis and Planning (CEBRAP).Interested in the fields of Contemporary Sociology, Visual Anthropology, and Performance Anthropology, with an emphasis on the following themes: critical theory, counterpublics, performance art, gender, body. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)