Undergraduate student of International Relations at University of Brasilia with 3 semesters done at the Federal Fluminense University. In the academic field, I was part of the AMUN Kids project, which aims to present International Relations and other themes regarding Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to public elementary school students. I am the academic coordinator of the Laboratory of African Centered Studies in International Relations, which discusses topics related to Africa, African diaspora and International Relations. Therefore we organize translation workshops focusing on texts on foreign languages discussed at the meetings, as well as critical analysis with the aim of promoting empirical studies in International Relations. Besides, I was a member of Hermeneutics, the Law School's Debating Society that promotes debates in a British parliament pattern in order to build a critical sense, oratory and a structured argumentation based on values of society and the power of dialogue. Currently, I am teaching assistant of the discipline of Introduction to Political Science, keeping track of the students' process in the discipline. I am also academic secretary of the Americas Model United Nations - AMUN - a pioneering simulation project for students at the University of Brasilia.In the professional setting, I am currently an intern at the General Coordination of the National Committee for Refugees at the Ministry of Justice and Public Security and I was an intern in the United Nations Division at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, where I developed some skills in research, organization, and understatement of the UN system. In addition, I worked at SARAH Rehabilitation Hospitals. I worked for a year, through volunteering, in the Conexão AfroProject as an ambassador and content creator. Also, I was an intern at the Court of Justice of the Federal District and Territories - CJFDT.