Lis de Freitas Coutinho

has a PhD (2018) and Master (2011) in Social Communication from the University of São Paulo (USP); holds a bachelor's degree and a degree in History from the State University of Campinas (2007). She developed her thesis, with support from CAPES, together with the Observatory of Communication, Freedom of Expression and Censorship (OBCOM) at USP, Miroel Silveira Archive Research Group at the School of Communications and Arts at USP. She developed her master's research with FAPESP and participated in the project "Memories of the USP School of Communications and Arts: 50 years" through historical coordination (2012-2014).She coordinated the historical research of OBCOM's "Censura em Cena" project in partnership with the SESC Research and Training Center and FAPESP. (2015-2017).She worked as a professor at the Federal Institute of São Paulo on the São Paulo campus and in the Integral Education Program of the State of São Paulo.Has experience in the areas of History, Communication and Memories, with an emphasis on Contemporary Brazilian History, more specifically, with the themes of censorship and military dictatorship (Source: Lattes Curriculum)