Jaqueline Silva is a manager and artivist. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Law and Public Policy Management, a Master’s degree in Political Science, and a PhD in Performing Arts (UnB). She is currently undertaking postgraduate studies in Dance and Somatic Arts (IFB). She researches and experiments with artivism, both in-person and online, and the relationship between aesthetics and politics in the performances of actors and social movements, particularly in relation to the themes of care and motherhood. She was a guest dancer with the Anti Status Quo Dance Company (DF). She is a dance teacher and instructor of the Klauss Vianna technique, and heads the ESMPU Cultural Centre. She is a researcher with the Politics and Affections Group at the Chamber of Deputies and the Society and State Relations Group (Resocie-IPol), and is a member of the AND Lab Brasília Centre. @maedanca