Lázaro Cunha is currently the Project Director at Steve Biko Cultural Institute (SBCI), an organization of the black movement that has been contributing greatly to the process of democratization of higher education in Brazil by organizing mobilizations, as well as by developing projects that seek to ensure the admission of Afro-Brazilian students at Brazilian universities. He is also responsible for coordinating the program OGUNTEC, which is a pioneer program in Brazil that seeks to encourage young black men and women to develop an interest and a professional training in the sciences. Lázaro Cunha was a Ford Fellow between the years of 2006 and 2008 and is currently an ASHOKA fellow of the social entrepreneurs network. Lázaro Cunha earned both his undergraduate degree in Mechanical Engineering and his Master’s degree in History and Philosophy from the Federal University of Bahia (UFBA).
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Techonomy 11
Techonomy is about the centrality of technology to business and social progress and the urgency of embracing the rapid pace of change brought by technology. Every major issue going forward will be affected by how it intersects with tech innovation. We believe that only those leaders who keep this conviction at the forefront of their […]
