Brazilian social anthropologist and visual ethnographer based in Manchester, UK
Letícia Marques Camargo is a Brazilian social anthropologist and visual ethnographer based in Manchester, UK. She holds a PhD in Social Sciences from the State University of Rio de Janeiro (UERJ), with visiting research periods at the Universities of Manchester and St Andrews. Her research focuses on memory, kinship, intergenerational transmission, and visual archives in post-slavery Brazil, working at the intersection of ethnography and visual analysis. She is currently an Honorary Research Fellow with the Images, Narratives and Cultural Practices Research Group (INARRA/UERJ) and has published and presented internationally on race, gender, and cultural memory. She is also a filmmaker, with works including Juparanã (2021) and Adaury (2025), closely connected to her ethnographic practice.