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Ana RitadePaula

O R A L A P R E S E N TAT I O N
Ana Rita de Paula

• Ana Rita was born in São Paulo on


January 26, 1962. diagnosed with
spinal amyotrophy, a progressive
and rare congenital disability.
• Over the years she lost the
movements of her upper limbs.
Defining Moments

• At the age of 18, Ana Rita founded the


Center for the Integration of People with
Disabilities (NID), demonstrating her
commitment to human rights.
• Ana Rita has a bachelor's, master's and
doctorate in Psychology.
• She is currently a professor, guest researcher
and coordinator of relevant studies on
disability.
Motivation and Activism

• Ana Rita broke taboos, addressing


topics such as the sexuality of these
people, contributing to broader
discussions on human rights and
inclusion.
• Thus, she became one of the main
voices of the movement for the rights
of people with disabilities in Brazil.
Impact on Society

• Ana played a crucial role in the


development of inclusive public
policies in Brazil, being recognized
with awards, including the Human
Rights Award from the Presidency of
the Republic.
• Their work is a beacon for raising
awareness of the needs and abilities of
people with disabilities.
Why I chose Ana Rita?

• I decided to share Ana Rita de Paula's story because of her


remarkable trajectory as an activist and her significant contribution
to inclusive public policy.

• Her journey of overcoming, combined with her academic


commitment and activism, makes her a source of inspiration for all
of us.

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