Fernando Miramontes Forattini

Graduated in Philosophy from the University of São Paulo, acting mainly in: language, morals, ethics and politics. Master in Social History from the Pontifical Catholic University, with research on the 1964 dictatorial government and its relationship with the mainstream media. PhD student in Social History at PUC-SP, researching anti-corruption movements in Brazil.

I am the author of 5 books on corruption, and Brazilian dictatorship, and over 20 scientific articles. I write monthly to a nation-wide magazine on politics and history subjects. My Ph.D. project has been accepted by various universities for different purposes, like in Temple University and Chicago University, and other international events.

I have specializations on anti-corruption from the prestigious Transparency International School on Integrity (Lithuania, 2019); and Pennsylvania University on Anti-corruption and Regulatory Compliance (2020), and nearing completion on my specialization in Applied Data Science from the University of Michigan (USA).

Finally, I am the founder of a NGO on anti-corruption. I give pro bono lessons, for over 12 years, for children from the public school system in countryside Brazil; and I have worked at Non-violence International-NY during 2020. Among other community services projects.