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A ray of sunshine—that is how I see Professor Michael Burawoy, whom I first met through my lovely PhD supervisor
My second participation in an international conference, this time at the annual Society for Latin American Studies
When I saw that a visiting scholar from my alma mater, the State University of Campinas (Unicamp), was giving a talk on Brazilian contemporary welfare politics at the Centre of Latin American Studies
Mothers and Daughters: (Un)Belonging of First-Generation Women at Elite Universities in Brazil and England in the Twenty-First Century is the title of my first academic talk outside of Cambridge.
We are inviting Cambridge students from the Faculty of Education to share their dreams and struggles while pursuing their degree at Cambridge
The library at the Faculty of Education purchased a copy of my book and invited me to take part in their student showcase
After a turbulent year of the pandemic, I passed my master’s with a 'high pass'.
One of the most special days so far, when I met one of the people I admire the most, Ken Loach. His movie Kes transformed me.
Meeting the wonderful Nina da Hora, who visited us at the Faculty of Education
The 'Sabiá' (Thrush) Award was created by The Cambridge Latin American Research in Education Collective (CLAREC) during our event, 'The Role of Education in the Fake News Era,'
I am very happy to have had the opportunity to present my research work at the invitation of Clarec
Very happy to have been invited to present my research work that resulted in the book Memórias Entrelaçadas: do trauma ao empoderamento at the seminar series Whereabouts, organised by the Clarec.
My master's study will have a special English edition published by Cambridge Scholars Publishing
Happy to be able to give back to the places I have been. My book (in Brazilian Portuguese) is now available for consultation in the libraries
Book published in Brazil this week! Celebrating from afar
With Gui's help, we worked together on the cover for the book, based on my drawings.
Some good news! My first academic book will be published in Brazil!
After a turbulent year of the pandemic, I passed my master’s with a 'high pass'.
This was a very special occasion where I finally met in person the incredible scholar Rosana Pinheiro Machado when she came to Cambridge to talk about her new book Amanhã Vai Ser Maior (Tomorrow it Will Be Greater)