Monise Martinez is a post-doctoral researcher at the Center for Social Studies at the University of Coimbra, and works at the intersections of the following themes: religion, evangelical women, media, politics, feminisms and anti-feminisms. She holds a Ph.D. in Feminist Studies (CES¿UC), a Master's in Publishing Studies (UA), and a Bachelor's in Modern Languages and Literature (USP). Her academic journey included stints as a visiting student at the University of Seville, Università Degli Studi di Bergamo, and the Center for Gender Studies ¿ PAGU (Unicamp), with funding from the Erasmus+ program and FCT. Martinez currently contributes to the Working Group "Policredos: Religions and Society" (CES) and the "Gender and Sexuality Working Group" at SOPCOM. Previously, she integrated the Gender Workshop Series (CES) organizing team, contributed as a research fellow to the project "Engender: Integration of Gender Studies into curricula and pedagogical practices in public universities in Portugal", funded by FCT, and collaborated on the "6th Global Media Monitoring Project (GMMP) – Brazil". Her professional expertise extends beyond academia, demonstrating a large experience in the publisher market, particularly as an editor, proofreader, and content producer specializing in books and educational materials related to the Brazilian National Textbook Programme. In the cultural realm, Martinez leverages literature as a medium to advocate for feminist, anti-racist, and anti-colonial causes. She has organized events such as 'saraus' and literary occupations, making significant contributions through projects like 'Potências feministas: papel e voz' (Linha Editorial, 2021) and the poetry book 'Fogo de Santelmo' (Ed. Urutau, 2021), while also being featured in anthologies like 'Volta para tua terra' (Ed. Urutau, 2021/22).