Jacqueline de Campos Medeiros

Jacqueline de Campos Medeiros is a journalist and holds a masters degree in Scientific Journalism from the University of Campinas (Unicamp). She works at the intersection of media, science, and culture, with an emphasis on Black representation, popular communication, and critical science communication. She is the founder of Quebrada Falante, a community journalism and citizen science initiative based in the outskirts of Campinas, where she develops training activities, content production, and territorial engagement. She participates in collectives and research groups, such as Labirinto (LABJOR/Unicamp), focusing on antiracist communication and the recognition of peripheral knowledge. Her academic output includes journal articles, book chapters, and participation in both academic and community-based events. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)