Lu Braga (BRA)

I was born in São Paulo, but for a long time my zip code was the airplane. Life took me down unexpected paths, marked by challenges and great achievements. I had cancer twice, but I continue to be the protagonist of my story. These experiences further fueled my enthusiasm for people. Today, I am a multiplier of hope and information. Author and creator of the book: What cancer did to me. A work that will change the way we face the disease. A story of life, struggle and overcoming. Creator and director of the documentary: Cancer doesn't wait. Based on reports from cancer patients who were victims of the climate tragedy in Rio Grande do Sul. Founder of the international movement Agro no Combate ao Câncer. Graduated in Social Communication with a degree in Journalism. Specializations in Project, Process and People Management. Experience in radio, TV and institutional communication consultancy. Worked in the Judiciary and in the Government of Rondônia. Reporter for the TSE, on the program Brasil Eleitor. Worked on TV in Europe and Africa. Coverage of major events: Earthquake in Chile (2010). World Cup in Germany and Brazil. Olympics in Brazil. Wars in Syria and Gaza, and conflicts in Lebanon. Areas of Expertise Communication focused on health. Reputation management. Judiciary and entrepreneurship. Agribusiness, Amazon and Middle East. Over 20 years as a volunteer for cancer patients. Volunteer work carried out in Asia, Africa and the Middle East. My career reflects resilience and passion for communication. I believe in the power of stories to transform lives, inspire hope and build connections.