Specialist in the topics of Governance, Religious Freedom, Urbanities and Cooperativism, I am an activist for the rights of the LGBTI+ population and in combating religious fundamentalism. I work as a United Nations Associate Member for Religion (UN Religion Fellow) through Outright International and participate in the largest United Nations forums.Speaker of the Hague Talks Project, a project developed with international courts (International Court of Justice and International Criminal Court), speaking to jury members, university professors and civil society, I received an Honor of Merit award from the Government of the Netherlands, received direct from the Ambassador of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Brazil. I am a guest speaker at Stanford University, I received the biggest LGBTI+ Citizenship award in Latin America for my book on the theme of LGBTI+ people in Christian contexts and confrontations with fundamentalism.I am a consultant in the area of ​​Religious Freedom and Belief, LGBTI+ Rights and Urbanities. Founder of the first faith-based organization for the rights of the LGBTI+ population in Latin America (Evangélicxs Pela Diversidade), I am a member of a Civil Society Coalition at the OAS (Organization of American States) and I was the youngest member of civil society to be present at the OAS General Assembly in 2019, in Colombia.I studied Architecture and Urbanism (incomplete) at PUCPR and I have a Bachelor's degree in Geography, most of which I studied at UFPR.I did an internship at LaHUrb (Housing and Urbanism Laboratory) in partnership with the Public Ministry and the Department of Architecture and Urbanism, winning an award from the Brazilian Institute of Architects for the project in a peripheral community.Theologian, I have training in 3 evangelical seminaries and I am a specialist in Bible translation and exegetical biblical studies, with an emphasis on the New Testament. Member of the Working Group of the Gender and Religion Program of the Higher School of Theology in the area of ​​religious freedom, right to the city and geography of religion.