Project Officer at the ILO, supporting the implementation of policies and programs that tackle child and forced labour in Brazil and LAC, alongside the Ministry of Social Development. Formerly an Economist (ETC) at the World Bank, I provided technical assistance to the Angolan national statistical office in collecting and assuring quality in household surveys, besides producing policy, poverty, and inequality analyses. Previously, a Post-Doctoral Researcher Fellow at DRCLAS/Harvard University, investigating the socioeconomic impacts of COVID-19 on Brazil. I’m also a PhD in Political Science at the University of São Paulo, when I studied why competitive democracies with stratified labor markets have redistributive expenditure policies, along with regressive tax systems. Researcher at the Center for Metropolitan Studies (CEM), Master in Political Science and previously a Visiting Fellow at Harvard University (2020).
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PhD in Political Science, 2021
University of São Paulo
Masters' in Political Science, 2016
University of São Paulo
Bachelor's Degree in Social Sciences, 2016
University of São Paulo
Bachelor's Degree in International Relations, 2013
Pontifical Catholic University of São Paulo - PUC-SP