Published articles
“AH, HERE I AM NOT INVISIBLE, RIGHT?”: THE NEED OF SYSTEMATIZED AND EXCLUSIVE SPACES FOR INITIATION AND TRAINING OF GIRLS IN FOOTBALL – Revista Brasileira de Futebol (2024).

“Playing football like a girl: the phenomenology of being oneself” 

“Women’s football among the fjords: the context of a football project for girls in Norway”

Articles in progress
“COMPARISON OF GIRLS’ PHYSICAL PROFILE BETWEEN BRAZIL AND NORWAY.”
“FutDelas UFPR: Parents’ Perspective on Female Empowerment through Soccer.”
“Gender embodiments in a football project for girls in Brazil.”

Abstracts
III Congreso Latinoamericano: Educación Física, Deporte, Recreación e Salud; 2023
“Female sports initiation in soccer: indicators from the observation and evaluation of Norwegian practitioners.”
“The feeling of success as responsible for maintaining sports practice: the training of girls in soccer.”
“Between the lines of playing soccer – analysis of interactions in teams of young Brazilian girls.”
VI Simpósio de Atividade Física e Saúde da região Sul
“Assessment of physical fitness parameters of girls who play soccer.”
“Comparison of physical fitness between girls who play soccer in Brazil and Norway.”
XV SIEPE
“FUTDELAS UFPR: An integrated learning environment for children’s health and social inclusion.”
34º Congresso Mundial; 40º Congresso Internacional de Educação Física; 22º Congresso Científico Internacional; 2025
“Perceptions of Girls Practicing Soccer in the FutDelas-UFPR Project.”
“Body Behavior, Motility, and Spatiality: A Case Study of FutDelas-UFPR.”

“Female empowerment and social responsibility in football: perceptions of guardians of girls participating in the FutDelas-UFPR women’s football project”

“A perspective between two worlds: the women’s football coach in Brazil and Norway”

GRADUATION THESIS

“Women’s football in Norway: an analysis of the experiences and perspectives of girls in grassroots football”

“Sleep duration and physical fitness in girls who play football”

“Motivations for girls to play football: a FutDelas-UFPR study”