Anna Martha Araújo
ResearcherLawyer graduated from the University of São Paulo (USP), with a double degree through an agreement signed between the universities of Lyon 3, Lyon 2 and Saint Étienne (licence en droit – PITES program). During her undergraduate course, she was an exchange student at Jean Moulin Lyon III University (2021-2022). She worked as a researcher at the Study Group on Law and Sexuality (GEDS) and at the Center for Law, Internet and Society, both from the Law School of University of São Paulo (FDUSP). She also worked with environmental law at the Pinheiro Neto Advogados office. Currently, she is a researcher at InternetLab.
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