Bring to your educational institution training and lectures based on Afro-Brazilian knowledge from an internationally recognized expert.
At the 1st Session of the Permanent Forum for people of African descent
Master's degree from the University of São Paulo, Educator and Lawyer
Monique Rodrigues do Prado
Recognized in 2023 by Most Influential People of African Descent under 40s
Master's degree from the University of São Paulo
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3 international exchange programs
National and international lectures
About me
Educator. Lawyer. Master's degree in Humanities, Rights and other Legitimacies from one of the largest University of the world and well-known in Latin America, University of São Paulo. I am a former fellow of 3 international programs in the United States and Europe, focused on human rights, social development and entrepreneurship. Today I contribute to the expansion of Afro-Brazilian knowledge by spreading to the world.
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I was selected by Most Influential People of African Descent under 40s in 2023. I spoke at the UN in 2022 in regard the lack of black female professors in Academia.
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I have worked as an educator and lecturer in institutions huge Brazilian institutions such as SESC, SENAC, the Democratic Public Prosecutor's Office, OAB (Bar Assossiation), as well as private companies that understand the values of diversity and the application of human rights that dignify life and living well.
My speech at the United Nations Palace in 20222 in Switzerland at the 1st Session of the Permanent Forum for people of African descent
Exchanges and recognition
The Fellowship programme for people of African descent (2022)
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Young Leaders of Latin America by the American program YLAI (2021)
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On-Demand Fellow of African Descendant Social Entrepreneurship (2023)
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Our services in Portuguese or English:​
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Classes
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Lectures
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Consultancies on human rights instruments and mechanisms
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Main themes: fundamental rights and historical reparation; black pedagogies, critical thinking, and black literature; network of affections and belonging; vital force, subjectivities, and experiences; Afrotourism and imaginaries; de-alienation of black people and counter-colonialism.
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