Mariana Pereira Limeira
About Mariana Pereira Limeira
Mariana Pereira Limeira is a research intern specializing in criminal law at Fundação Getulio Vargas. She studied law at Universidade de São Paulo and has been actively involved in various initiatives supporting indigenous and marginalized communities since 2016.
Work at FGV - Fundação Getulio Vargas
Mariana Pereira Limeira has been working at Fundação Getulio Vargas as an Estagiária de Pesquisa em Direito Penal since 2018. In this role, she assists Professors Marta Machado and Maíra Machado in academic research at the Núcleo Crime e Pena. Her work involves engaging with various aspects of criminal law and contributing to research projects within the institution.
Education and Expertise
Mariana studied at Universidade de São Paulo, where she achieved a Bacharelado in Direito from 2016 to 2021. Her education includes participation in various seminars and courses, such as the 25th International Seminar on Criminal Sciences by IBCCRIM in 2019 and the 'I Curso de Formação em Direitos Humanos' by Comunidade Cultural Quilombaque in 2017, enhancing her expertise in criminal law and human rights.
Background in Legal Assistance
Mariana is actively involved in providing legal assistance to indigenous, quilombola, and riverside communities through SAJU Tuíra. She has visited several Guarani indigenous villages and Quilombo do Carmo, focusing on legal education and support for marginalized communities. Her engagement in these initiatives reflects her commitment to social justice and legal advocacy.
Projects and Initiatives
Mariana has developed and executed projects focused on popular education in criminal law through SAJU Cárcere. Notably, she organized visits to Tupi Paulista prisons in 2016. Additionally, she is currently working on a documentary about the Maria da Penha Law for indigenous women, highlighting her dedication to addressing legal issues affecting vulnerable populations.
Participation in Courses and Seminars
Throughout her career, Mariana has participated in various courses aimed at enhancing her understanding of criminal law and human rights. She attended the 'Ponto Cego ou mapa da prisão' course by Ação Educativa in 2019 and the course 'O corpo negro diante da lei e do controle penal' in 2018. These experiences contribute to her knowledge and advocacy in the field.