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Researchers and collaborators
Lead Coordinator
Danielle de Andrade Moreira
Founder and coordinator of the Research Group “Law, Environment, and Justice in the Anthropocene” (JUMA), which integrates the Environmental Law Division of NIMA/PUC-Rio (NIMA-Jur). Doctor and Master in Law from the State University of Rio de Janeiro (UERJ). Professor at the Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro, working with the Postgraduate Program in Law and the Interdisciplinary Center for the Environment (NIMA/PUC-Rio). Member of the Advisory Board of NIMA/PUC-Rio. Academic Coordinator of the Postgraduate Course (specialization level) in Environmental Law at PUC-Rio. Academic Coordinator of the Association of Environmental Law Professors in Brazil (APRODAB). Vice-President of the Southeast Region of the Institute “The Law for a Green Planet.” Vice-President of the Deliberative Council of the Brazilian Fund for Biodiversity (FUNBIO). She was legal advisor to FUNBIO, to the Rio de Janeiro’s Environmental Protection Agency (currently INEA), and to the State Institute of Forestry Foundation (IEF / RJ, currently INEA). Danielle is the mother of Bruna, Tiago, and Flora.
Research Coordination
Juliana Chermont P. Lopes
Research Coordinator, as well as Researcher, at the Research Group “Law, Environment, and Justice in the Anthropocene” (JUMA/NIMA/PUC-Rio). Master's student in State Theory and Constitutional Law at the Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro (PUC-Rio). Entao acho que "certified" seria certo. indica que a pessoa tem um credencial formal :)Certified in Urban Policy and Planning from the Institute of Research and Urban and Regional Planning – IPPUR (UFRJ). Postgraduate in Public Policies and Collective Guardianship by the High Education Foundation of the Public Ministry of the State of Rio de Janeiro (FEMPERJ). Attorney. Bachelor of Laws from the Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro (PUC-Rio). Researcher at the Environmental Law Coordination of the Interdisciplinary Center for the Environment (NIMA-Jur) at the Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro PUC-Rio since 2016. In addition to her career as a researcher, Juliana is a Product Owner in the Analysis, Diagnostics, and Geoprocessing Management (GADG/MPRJ) of the Public Prosecutor's Office of the State of Rio de Janeiro, where she works in the production of visual solutions for data analysis and technological tools.
Paula Máximo de Barros Pinto
Lawyer and Researcher. Master's student at the Graduate Program in Social Sciences in Development, Agriculture and Society (CPDA/UFRRJ). Bachelor of Laws from PUC-Rio. Research Coordinator at Group on Law, Environment, and Justice in the Anthropocene (JUMA/NIMA/PUC-Rio). Researcher at the Research Group on Critical Studies in Law, Nature and Society (PUC-Rio), at the Center for Research, Documentation and Reference on Social Movements and Public Policy in the Field (NMSPP/CPDA/UFRRJ) and at the Research Group on Social Movements, Power Relations and Public Policy in the Field (CPDA/UFRRJ). Member of the Brazilian Environmental Justice Network (RBJA).
Researchers
Letícia Maria Rêgo Teixeira Lima
Co-founder, research coordinator, and researcher of the Research Group “Law, Environment, and Justice in the Anthropocene” (JUMA/NIMA/PUC-Rio). Doctoral student and Master in Theory of State and Constitutional Law at the Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro (PUC-Rio). Certified in Brazilian Environmental Law from PUC-Rio. Attorney. Bachelor of Laws from PUC-Rio. Professor of the Postgraduate Course in Brazilian Environmental Law at PUC-Rio. Former president of the Environmental Law Commission of the 9th Subsection of the OAB-RJ. Named a “Climate Leader” by The Climate Reality Project. Member of the Latin American Lawyers Initiative for Mobilizing Action (LACLIMA). Researcher at the Environmental Law Coordination of the Interdisciplinary Center for the Environment (NIMA-Jur) at PUC-Rio since 2012. She also produces content on the environment for her Youtube channel “Letícia Vie” and under the Instagram profile @leticiavie.
Victória Lourenço de Carvalho e Gonçalves
Doctoral student in State Theory and Constitutional Law at the Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro (PUC-Rio). Master in Constitutional Law from the Fluminense Federal University (UFF). Bachelor of Laws from UFF. Lawyer with expertise in the Water Resources area. Professor of the undergraduate course in Law at the Estácio de Sá University. Researcher at the Environmental and Law Study Group - GEMADI/UFF-VR from 2014 to 2019.
Carolina de Figueiredo Garrido
Researcher for “Law, Environment, and Justice in the Anthropocene” (JUMA/ NIMA/ PUC-Rio). Master's student in State Theory and Constitutional Law at the Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro (PUC-Rio), with an academic performance scholarship from FAPERJ (Programa Bolsa Nota 10). She attends the lato sensu post-graduation course (specialization level) in Environmental Law at PUC-Rio, with a full scholarship for being a peer tutor. Bachelor of Laws from PUC-Rio. Researcher at the Environmental Law Coordination of the Interdisciplinary Center for the Environment (NIMA-Jur) at PUC-Rio since 2019. Named a “Climate Leader” by The Climate Reality Project. Member of the Latin American Lawyers Initiative for Mobilizing Action (LACLIMA).
Maria Eduarda Segovia B. Neves
Attends the lato sensu post-graduation course (specialization level) in Environmental Law at PUC-Rio, with a full scholarship for being a peer tutor. Bachelor of Laws from PUC-Rio. Researcher at the Research Group “Law, Environment, and Justice in the Anthropocene” (JUMA/NIMA/PUC-Rio). Named a “Climate Leader” by The Climate Reality Project. Member of the Latin American Lawyers Initiative for Mobilizing Action (LACLIMA). She was a scientific initiation researcher at JUMA/NIMA/PUC-Rio. She was an intern at NIMA-Jur at PUC-Rio, and at Graça Couto, Sequerra, Levitinas, Bicudo, Leal & Abby Advogados in the area of Environmental Law. She was a Teaching Assistant for the Extension Courses “Environmental Law and Climate Change” and “Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) Compliance for the Oil and Gas Sector,” both organized by PUC-Rio.
Luciana Tse Chaves Garcia Rego
Researcher at the Research Group on Law, Environment, and Justice in the Anthropocene (JUMA) affiliated with the Environmental Law Coordination of the Interdisciplinary Center for the Environment (NIMA-Jur) of the Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro (PUC-Rio). Law student at PUC-Rio. She participated in meetings for the Study and Research Group on the Inter-American System of Human Rights (GEP-SIDH) of the Human Rights Center (NDH) at PUC-Rio. She was an intern at the Public Defender's Office of the State of Rio de Janeiro at the 28th Criminal Court of the Capital District. She was a scientific initiation researcher at JUMA / NIMA / PUC-Rio. She was a Teaching Assistant for the Extension Courses “Environmental Law and Climate Change” and “Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) Compliance for the Oil and Gas Sector”, both organized by PUC-Rio. She is currently an intern at NIMA-Jur at PUC-Rio.
João Victor Colaço Cavalheiro da Rosa
Researcher at the Research Group “Law, Environment, and Justice in the Anthropocene” (JUMA/NIMA/PUC-Rio). Recipient of a Scientific Initiation Scholarship from the Brazilian federal government for the project "Rights in motion: territories and communities - Lands and Struggles", linked to the Center for Constitutional Studies at PUC-Rio (NEC/PUC-Rio).Graduate in Law at the Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro (PUC-Rio). Monitor of Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) Compliance courses for the Oil and Gas Sector and Land Regularization and Law in Urban and Rural Contexts, both organized by PUC-Rio. Coursework included Extension Courses in Contract Law (EMERJ), Legal Guarantees in Unstable Territories (FESUDEPERJ), and Law and New Technologies (PUC-Rio).
Maria Eduarda Garambone Sydenstricker
Collaborating researcher at the Research Group “Law, Environment, and Justice in the Anthropocene” (JUMA/NIMA/Rio). Current law student at the Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro (PUC-Rio). Graduate from the Extension Course “Environmental Law and Climate Change” by PUC-Rio. Graduate from the Extension Course in “Environmental, Social, Governance, and Data Protection (ESG&D) Compliance.” Graduate from the Extension Course “Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) Compliance for the Oil and Gas Sector.” She is currently an intern at Mattos Filho, Veiga Filho, Marrey Jr., and Quiroga Advogados, in the area of Environmental Law and Climate Change.
Collaborators
Virgínia Totti Guimarães
Professor on environmental and urbanistic law at the Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro (PUC-Rio). Coordinator of the Research Group on Critical Studies in Law, Nature and Society (PUC-Rio). Coordinator of the Graduate Program in Law at PUC-Rio. Academic Coordinator of the Postgraduate Course (specialization level) in Environmental Law at PUC-Rio and Academic Coordinator of the Postgraduate Course (specialization level) in Indigenous's Law and Politics at PUC-Rio. Academic Coordinator of the de Program Communities, Law and Territories at PUC-Rio. Professor at Mestrado Profissional in Civil Law and Práticas Jurídicas at PUC-Rio. Master in Urban Policy and Planning from the Institute of Research and Urban and Regional Planning – IPPUR (UFRJ). Certified in Brazilian Environmental Law from PUC-Rio and Public Advocacy/Law at State University of Rio de Janeiro (UERJ). member of the Advisory Board of the Association of Environmental Law Professors in Brazil (APRODAB) and Member of the Brazilian Environmental Justice Network (RBJA). Collaborating researcher of the Research Group “Law, Environment, and Justice in the Anthropocene” (JUMA/NIMA/Rio).
Stella Luz Andreatta Herschmann
Member of the Latin American Lawyers Initiative for Mobilization Action (LACLIMA), and a collaborating researcher in the Research Group “Law, Environment, and Justice in the Anthropocene'' (JUMA/NIMA/PUC-Rio) from PUC-Rio. Master in Business Administration from FGV-EBAPE, in the Institutions, Politics and Government concentration. Master (LL.M) cum laude in Environmental Law and Policy from Duke University, Durham, North Carolina, USA. Specialist in Brazilian Environmental Law from the Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro (PUC-Rio). Bachelor of Laws from PUC-Rio. Contributor to multidisciplinary teams in the analysis of environmental impact studies of different infrastructure projects, and research and campaigns related to the theme of climate change. Currently, a Specialist in Climate Policies at the Climate Observatory, and a professor of the Lato Sensu postgraduate course in Brazilian Environmental Law at PUC-Rio. Previously, a researcher at the Environmental Law Coordination of the Interdisciplinary Center for the Environment (NIMA-Jur) at PUC-Rio between 2005 and 2008 (with a scientific initiation grant in 2006/2007).
Bruno Lúcio Moreira Manzolillo
Member of the Research Group “Law, Environment, and Justice in the Anthropocene” (JUMA/NIMA/PUC-Rio). Doctoral candidate in Theory of State and Constitutional Law at the Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro (PUC-Rio). Master in City Law from the State University of Rio de Janeiro (UERJ). Specialist in Brazilian Environmental Law from PUC-Rio. Bachelor of Laws from PUC-Rio. Professor of Law at the Augusto Motta University Center (UNISUAM). Member of the Constitutional Law Commission of the OAB/RJ.
Anna Maria B. M. Cárcamo
Masters from Yale University in Environmental Management and Environmental Studies(F&ES) with a focus on International Climate and Environmental Policy and Environmental Justice. Bachelor of Laws from the Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro (PUC-Rio) focusing on State and Society and Additional Domain in International Politics. She worked as a socio-environmental legal consultant at International Rivers, a non-governmental organization for the environment and human rights. Previously worked with other interdisciplinary civil society teams, multi-stakeholders, and organizing conferences on climate change. Participated in an academic exchange with the University of Lisbon in Portugal and an internship at the State Public Ministry of Rio de Janeiro in the Public Prosecutor's Office for the Protection of the Environment and Cultural Heritage. Between 2015 and 2017, worked as a researcher at the Environmental Law Coordination of the Interdisciplinary Center for the Environment (NIMA-Jur) at PUC-Rio. Currently a Climate Change Fellow at UNU-UNFCCC.
Daniela Marques de Carvalho de Oliveira
Co-founder and collaborating researcher of the Research Group “Law, Environment, and Justice in the Anthropocene” (JUMA/NIMA-Jur/PUC-Rio). Doctoral student with a Master in Theory of State and Constitutional Law from the Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro (PUC-Rio). Acho que se você disser pós-graduação aqui as pessoas provavelmente pensarão que você quer dizer mestrado ou doutorado. Você prefere usar pós-graduação ou certificado na tradução?Certified in Brazilian Environmental Law from PUC-Rio. Attorney. Bachelor of Laws from PUC-Rio. Mother to Miguel.
Ana Nina
Collaborating researcher of the Research Group “Law, Environment, and Justice in the Anthropocene” (JUMA/NIMA/Rio). Ph.D. in Theory of State and Constitutional Law from the Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro (PUC-Rio). Masters of Laws from Harvard Law School. JD from Seattle University School of Law. Bachelor of Laws from UERJ. Member of the Sierra Club Litigation Committee (for the state of Washington). Former consultant for the Climate Policy Initiative, PUC-Rio; visiting professor at the University of Vermont Law School, lecturer at the University of Washington School of Law, and professor of undergraduate and graduate courses at PUC-Rio teaching International Law and International Environmental Law.
