Ronilda Ribeiro

Ethnopsychologist. PhD in Psychology and Anthropology of Black Africa (University of São Paulo-USP). Researcher at Universidade Paulista (UNIP) and Profa. Senior at the University of São Paulo (USP). Advisor in the Interdisciplinary Graduate Program in Latin American Integration - USP. Member of the São Paulo Academy of Psychology. Advisor to the Transdisciplinary Research Workshop (APTD). Coordinator of the Research Group (CNPq-Unip) Transdisciplinary Studies of African and Indigenous Heritage and of the Research Group and Transdisciplinary Studies of Traditional Yoruba Knowledge (Oduduwa Cultural Center). UNIP representative in the Interreligious Forum for a Culture of Peace and Freedom of Belief of the Secretariat of Justice of the State of São Paulo; Member of the Ethnopsychology Working Group of the National Association for Research and Graduate Studies in Psychology (ANPEPP) and of the Ignácio Martín-Baró and Latin America Study Group (PROLAM/USP and LIEPPE/IPUSP). Main topics of interest: Human Rights, Diversity and Citizenship; Yoruba Ethnic Group (West Africa); Ethnic-racial relations, African heritage in Brazil, Groups in situations of vulnerability, Countercoloniality. Ialorixá of the Yoruba Traditional Religion. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)