Samara Martins: I started in the student movement.
Samara Martins: but I was also part of the university movement and served as director of women at the UNE, the National Union of Students.
Then I started participating in several other movements, such as the movement I still work in today, the Olga Benário women's movement, also fighting against violence toward women, against femicide, for the criminalization of misogyny, etc.
Samara Martins: And I'll tell you more about this during our conversation... But I'm a SUS worker and we've been denouncing this a lot: precarious workers caring for precarious patients.
Samara Martins: So it's a debate we need to bring up a lot at this moment.