Over the past eight years (2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020) I’ve been writing about the books I read and about some of the learnings I took from them. Reading is part of my daily routine and life. I love feeling so excited about a book that I cannot…

Or the problem of replicability in science. — I believe the scientific method is the one invention that really changed the humanity course. Every other invention since the 17th century happened as a result, so we need to thank our quality of life, health, technology progress and many other great things, for this revolutionary way of developing solutions. …

Time and time again, we have been asked what individuals and companies can do to create more diverse and inclusive workplaces. Even though there are no recipes, there are a few simple things, that can be done and that can really make a difference. We share, in this article, some…

Over the past seven years (2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019) I’ve been writing about the books I read and about some of the learnings I took from them. In 2020, I finally achieved my goal and ended up reading 33 books. However, even though I’m happy to have read…

Sugestões de leitura na áreas da Sustentabilidade, Economia e Igualdade de Género — 2020 tem sido para mim, um ano rico em leituras. Entre ficção e não ficção já li quase 30 livros, todos eles aportando conhecimento e novas perspectivas ao trabalho que desenvolvo. …

Portuguese Women in Tech Book Club — On June 27th, we held the first book discussion of the Portuguese Women in Tech Book Club. In this first session, we discussed Caroline Criado Perez’s book: Invisible Women: Data Bias in a World Designed for Men. Caroline Criado Perez is a British feminist, activist, author and journalist. She is…

In 2019, I published a few articles in Portuguese and International media outlets about Feminism and the work we’ve been developing at Portuguese Women in Tech and about my experience as a Marshall Memorial Fellow. In case you missed any of them or are looking for something to read, I…

Over the past five years (2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018) I’ve been writing about the books I read (I really read them, audiobooks don’t work for me) and inspired me the most that year. …

Like promised, here is my review of the altMBA. — Why I decided to do it After leaving my last job as a Special Advisor to the Portuguese Secretary of State for Industry, I realised that I missed structured learning, and since I have mixed feelings about traditional training programs, I decided to look for something different (Hyper Island, KaosPilot, Udacity, etc), and the altMBA stand…