Queer
Readings

I conceived and founded the Queer Readings Group (Grupo de Leituras Queer), a research space institutionally linked to GEFI and the Graduate Program in Philosophy at UFSM. The project was designed to discuss gender and sexuality from a rigorous philosophical perspective, initially focusing on the work of Judith Butler and its tensions in non-canonical contexts. To mitigate academic barriers, I implemented a joint reading methodology during the hybrid meetings, ensuring an accessible environment that does not require mandatory prior reading.

To materialize the project, I worked at the intersection of design and technology by developing the group's visual identity and website. Applying UI/UX principles, the platform acts as a hub that centralizes meeting logistics, guidelines, and bibliographic collections. This information architecture replaces dense lists with logical navigation. Notably, it features a custom infographic that visually maps the reading path, directly reducing the students' cognitive load.