Julia
JUNQUEIRA

Cultural producer, art educator, and project manager in the fields of culture, education, art, and agroecology. She holds a bachelor’s degree in Educommunication (ECA/USP), a master’s degree in School Administration (MBA, USP ESALQ), and a postgraduate degree in Project Management (FIA ONLINE). Art educator at the Biennial Arts Foundation during the 31st Exhibition. For five years, she served as a cultural producer at Teatro Escola Brincante (recognized as Intangible Cultural Heritage of the city of São Paulo), overseeing executive and field production for all of the venue’s offerings, including workshops, performances, concerts, and courses. Co-founder and manager of the Pertim Association, where she works on team management and projects focused on peripheral development, agroecology, and food sovereignty. Managed the educational project at Balaiar in Itatiba, São Paulo—an agroecological garden for the sale of food baskets and educational projects in agroecology. Producer at Grupo Komedi, developing projects under the Cultural Incentive Laws, working with federal, state, and municipal legislation, conceiving and producing projects on a wide range of themes—Afrocentric education, Indigenous peoples, sustainability, teacher training, and the empowerment of women, among others; she initiated and produced the company’s first anti-racism training program. Currently a producer for the Arandu Project—which promotes indigenous cultures in the city of São Paulo—in partnership with the Indago Institute, and a producer for Outra Margem, an art and thought platform that develops aesthetic and political initiatives focused on social justice and confronting the colonial legacy through festivals, seminars, performances, and publications.