Ana Cristina Santos
Biography
With a background in Sociology and a PhD in Gender Studies, Ana Cristina Santos is Principal Researcher with Habilitation at the Centre for Social Studies, University of Coimbra (CES-UC). At CES-UC she is Chair of the Democracy, Justice and Human Rights Research Group and co-Director of the PhD Programme in Feminist Studies. She published extensively and coordinated a number of research projects on LGBTQI+ issues, dissident embodiment, intimate citizenship and queer ageing, including two European Research Council Grant Awards. She currently leads two research projects: REMEMBER, funded by FCT; and TRACE, funded by the ERC, centred on the ageing of LGBTQ+ people in Southern Europe. In 2021 and in 2024, she was elected for the Executive Committee of the European Sociological Association until 2026. Her most recent books are The SAGE Handbook of Global Sexualities (Sage, 2020); The Tenacity of the Couple Norm (UCL Press, Open Access, 2020); LGBTQ+ Intimacies in Southern Europe: Citizenship, Care and Choice (Palgrave, Open Access, 2022); and A Research Agenda for Sexuality and Ageing (Edward Elgar Pub, Open Access, forthcoming).
ORCID
News
2025-05-20 Vários | Fonte: Lusa
Investigadora da UC defende melhoria nos direitos LGBTQI+ em Portugal
Projetos
REMEMBER
Recording Experiences of LGBTQ Elders in Post-Dictatorship Portugal (1974-2020)
TRACE
Tracing Queer Citizenship over Time: Ageing, ageism and age-related LGBTI+ politics in Europe
Latest Publications
Book
Pieri, Mara; Pires Marques, Tiago; Santos, Ana Cristina; Santos, Ana Lúcia (2024), Ageing as LGBTQI+ in Portugal - A Guide for Health Professionals and Carers.. Coimbra: CES
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Maia, Luís; Rodrigues, Raquel; Santos, Ana Cristina (2024), "Envelhecimento LGBTQIA+: auscultando profissionais em contexto institucional", Revista Estudos Feministas, 32, 2
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Navarro, Pablo Pérez; Santos, Ana Cristina; Santos, Ana Lúcia; Brilhante, Joana; Pieri, Mara; Fidalgo, Pedro (2024), "Introduction - Monstrous Genealogies: Reclaiming Queer Lives and Embodiments", e-cadernos CES, 41
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