Carol Campos

Carol Campos is an advocate with a Master's degree in Public Policy who has been actively involved in the field of education for a significant part of her career.

Having served as a lecturer in higher education for seven years, Carol Campos also delved into educational innovation by studying at Harvard University and working at MIT-Brazil.

She has a diverse professional background, having held positions such as Director of Pedagogy at ESFAPEGE, the teacher training school in Sobral, Brazil, known for its high educational standards.

In addition to her work in Brazil, she also contributed to the educational landscape in the United States by leading the Educational Sector at the Consulate-General of Brazil in Boston for nearly two years.

After her tenure at the Consulate, Carol Campos took on roles such as Secretary of Education in Gravatá, Pernambuco, before transitioning into consultancy work for UNESCO and supporting the Ministry of Education's Professional Development Directorate.

She is the founder of Vozes da Educação and actively participates in educational initiatives as a council member of Movimento Mapa Educação and as a representative on the Board of Fundação Lemann.

Moreover, Carol Campos is affiliated with the Consortium for Policy Research in Education (CPRE) at Teachers College, Columbia University, indicating her commitment to advancing educational policies globally.