I am a postcolonial migrant and researcher, living in Portugal since 2017. Migration has become the central axis of my life and research, shaping my body, experiences, and political perspective. I hold a doctoral scholarship in Educational Sciences from the University of Porto, a master’s degree in Sociology with a specialisation in Social Policy, and a bachelor’s degree in Criminology. My research interests include migration, academic trajectories, social justice, inequalities, and epistemic injustice. I am part of Uma Pausa Teatral, a feminist theatre collective that works with the Theater of the Oppressed methodology. Through this work, I integrate art and creativity into collective and emancipatory political practices. I also co-founded Coletivo Afreketê, a group that combines academic research with activism focused on gender, racial, and migration justice. My international experiences in Brazil, Ireland, Wales, and Portugal continue to shape both my academic and activist commitments. I am dedicated to hybrid academic approaches that connect theory with community-led social transformation.