Luis Miguel Rocha Pinto

Student of the History Degree course at the School of Philosophy, Letters and Human Sciences at the Federal University of São Paulo (EFLCH/UNIFESP).He was a scientific initiation fellow, PIBIC/CNPq from September 2023 to August 2024, where he developed the project "Preliminary and antemortem research. Recovering stories of missing politicians from the Brazilian dictatorship" which has as its object of study the clandestine torture center of the Dictatorship Business-Military that became known as the "Casa da Morte", in Petrópolis/RJ, where it operated between 1971-1975. Between agost of 2024 and dezember of 2024 he was working with Historian Paulo Fontes, on his most recent research on black trade unionists who worked between 1940-1964.He is currently developing a scientific initiation research on "Indigenous and Quilombola Materiality and Language in São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro and Espírito Santo" with guidance from Marianne Sallum and Francisco Noelli focused on a vision of the Tupiniquin people, mainly women and their agency in the history that resulted in communities that were dominant in most areas of São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro and Espírito Santo, providers of food, medicinal plants, raw materials, protein (fishing, hunting and livestock), ceramic vessels and other materialities that constituted part of the residential goods of the majority of the population duiring the colonial period. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)