Sérgio Gabriel Baena Chêne

Undergraduate degree in Anthropology from the Federal University of Western Pará, PAA/Ufopa (2021). Master's degree in Social Anthropology from the Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte, PPGAS/UFRN (2023). I work at the intersection of graphic design, anthropology, and social media. In the early years of the COVID-19 pandemic, 2020 and 2021, I worked as a volunteer in the emergency collective action "Sacaca and Malungu in the Fight Against Coronavirus," contributing to the production of communication pieces and updating epidemiological bulletins for the remaining quilombo communities. I am a member of the Visual Anthropology Core (NAVIS) at UFRN, where I serve as curator of the Latin American Ethnographic Film Exhibition. Currently, I am a Technical Training TT-4 fellow at the São Paulo Research Foundation (FAPESP) on the "Clean Energy, Sustainable Life" project. Awards: Honorable mention at the Ufopa Extension Salon (2017), for the work "Encantando com os Encantados". Honorable mention at the Ana Galano Award - COMIS/ANPOCS - (2021) with the documentary film ""Nós por Nós: Narrativas da COVID-19 nos Quilombos do Pará". (Source: Lattes Curriculum)