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Valeria Vilhena

President Valéria Vilhena

transfeminist anti-racist theologian, Master in Religious Studies, PhD in Education and

Cultural History

Vice-President Alexya Salvador

She holds degrees in Literature, Pedagogy, and Theology. She is a teacher in the state education system. She was the first trans woman to adopt in Brazil and to be ordained as a clergy member by the Metropolitan Community Churches.

Reverend Alexya Salvador
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Secretary Izabel Lourenço

Christian activist for reproductive justice and religious freedom; Specialist in Public Administration, Planning and Government Management

Treasurer Mariko Hanashiro

Social worker; Specialist in urban economics and public management; Master's degree in social work.

Mariko Hanashiro
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Alternate Daniela Leão

Lawyer, Master's degree in Diffuse and Collective Rights, Human Rights activist, Master's degree in Religious Studies, transfeminist and defender of Women's Rights.

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Alternate Maria das Graças

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Tax Inspector Cida Buluca

Public administrator, feminist, advocate for women's rights and the anti-racist struggle.

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Fiscal Councilor Vivian Faleiro

Social worker in training, entrepreneur, pastor and community leader, human rights activist and feminist defending women's rights.

Fiscal Councilor Elizete Sodré

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Fiscal Councilor Rita da Paz

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Ethics Advisor Luana Flor

Feminist, mother of a girl, married and woman EIG SP; theologian from Mackenzie Presbyterian University, master's and doctorate in Religious Studies - UMESP

Ethics Council member Eliad Dias

Missionary with Global Ministries (USA), through the Methodist and Waldensian Church in Rome, Italy. Master's degree in Religious Studies in the area of Theology and History from UMESP.

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Ethics Consultant Sue'Hellen Matos

PhD and Master of Science

Professor of Religion (UMESP); Graduated in Theology (FATIPI), Professor of Theology (UNIMES); Reverend of the Independent Presbyterian Church of Brazil; Member of ABIB

Ethics Advisor Dagmar Santos

Student of Social Work and Public Administration, caregiver and political organizer, member of the Baptist Church Lírio dos Vales and the Terreiro Mesu Dandalunda, activist in feminist and LGBT movements.

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Ethics Councilor Suely Galhardi

Master's degree in Social Work and Social Policy - UEL; Municipal Public Servant; Representative of the CMDM in Londrina; Producer and presenter.

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