Mara Gabrilli is a dedicated candidate for state deputy in São Paulo, championing accessibility, inclusion, health, and dignity for all. With a rich background as a publicist, psychologist, and senator, her journey took a pivotal turn after a car accident left her tetraplegic in 1994. Since then, she has transformed her personal challenges into a powerful advocacy for the rights of people with disabilities. Gabrilli has served as the first municipal secretary for people with disabilities in São Paulo, as a city councilor, and as a federal deputy for two terms, where she played a key role in the Brazilian Inclusion Law.

Her initiatives focus on eliminating barriers in health, education, and social welfare, promoting women's rights, and enhancing quality of life through comprehensive care and accessible services. Now, Gabrilli aims to bring her extensive experience to the state assembly, advocating for policies that foster a more equitable, inclusive, and sustainable society for all residents of São Paulo.