He has a degree in Social Sciences from the State University of Campinas (2003), a master's degree in Sociology from the State University of Campinas (2006) and a doctorate in Sociology from the State University of Campinas (2011). He has experience in the field of Sociology, with an emphasis on Sociological Theory, acting mainly on the following themes: Brazilian Social Thought, Literature and Society, Intellectuals and Society, Social Memory, Black Modernity. In 2013, he received the Prize for Young Social Scientists of Portuguese Language, from the Center for Social Studies, University Coimbra. In 2014, he was finalist in Jabuti Prize at Human Sciences category; in 2020, he was finalist in Jabuti Prize at Short Story category; in 2021, he was finalist in Oceanos Prize of Portuguese Literature. Professor in the Department of Sociology at Unicamp (2014-); Coordinator of the Graduate Program in Sociology at Unicamp (2017-2019); Deputy Director of the Edgar Leuenroth Archive - AEL / Unicamp (2020-2022). Director of the Edgar Leuenroth Archive - AEL / Unicamp (2023-). Associate Professor at Unicamp (2022). (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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This project analyzes social, political and historical dimensions of black associations and anti-racist struggles in São Paulo between the late 1970s and 2020 through the cataloging, digitization and in-depth analysis of the documentation produced by important organizations of the black movement in São Paulo, such as: MNU (Unified Black Movement), Quilombhoje, Geledés Instituto da Mulher …
This project aims to investigate aspects of black associations understudied by the bibliography about the collective experience of men and women of that social group in São Paulo. Such experiences relate to autonomous organization at historically named associations and beneficents societies, recreational, fraternal groups, societies, clubs (contemporarily called black social clubs for the…
The central idea of this project is to discuss the political and cultural associations of black activists, between 1950 and mid 1970. The main primary source of research is the documentary collection of the Associação Cultural do Negro [ACN] (1954-1976), important collective of black intellectuals and activists, based in São Paulo and little knowledge for the professional literature. Ther…
It is our proposal a case study of the experience of the social clubs of Rio Claro-SP, between 1900 and 1960, according to the associative practices of "white" leisure associations - Philarmônica (1879), Grêmio Recreativo da Companhia Paulista de Ferro (1896), Grupo Ginástico (1919), of "black" societies - Sociedade Beneficente Recreativa José do Patrocínio (1960) e Tamoio F.C (1951) -as …
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