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Enedina Alves Marques was the first black woman to graduate as a civil engineer in all of Brazil.  She was also the first female engineer in the southern region of the country. She was also a teacher.

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Enedina Alves Marques was the first black woman to graduate as a civil engineer in all of Brazil.  She was also the first female engineer in the southern region of the country. She was also a teacher.

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1913 - Enedina is born in Curitiba, on January 13th. She was born to poor people and was the only girl in a household of ten children.

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1913 - Enedina is born in Curitiba, on January 13th. She was born to poor people and was the only girl in a household of ten children.

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1925-1926 - Enedina becomes literate at Professora Luiza's Private School. The following year, she entered the Normal School, where she remained until 1931.

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1925-1926 - Enedina becomes literate at Professora Luiza's Private School. The following year, she entered the Normal School, where she remained until 1931.

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1932-1935 - Enedina starts working as a teacher in the interior of the state.  It operates in cities: Rio Negro, São Mateus do Sul, Cerro Azul, Campo Largo.

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1932-1935 - Enedina starts working as a teacher in the interior of the state.  It operates in cities: Rio Negro, São Mateus do Sul, Cerro Azul, Campo Largo.

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1938 - Takes a complementary course in pre-Engineering at Ginásio Paranaense, now Paraná State.

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1938 - Takes a complementary course in pre-Engineering at Ginásio Paranaense, now Paraná State.

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1940 - Admission to the Faculty of Engineering of the University of Paraná.  According to Jorge Santana.

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1940 - Admission to the Faculty of Engineering of the University of Paraná.  According to Jorge Santana.

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1945 - At the age of 32, Enedina Alves Marques graduated in Civil Engineering at the Federal University of Paraná, becoming the first black female engineer in southern Brazil.

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1945 - At the age of 32, Enedina Alves Marques graduated in Civil Engineering at the Federal University of Paraná, becoming the first black female engineer in southern Brazil.

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1947 - It is hired by Governor Moysés Lupion and works on the state's Hydroelectric Plan and works in the exploitation of the waters of the Capivari, Cachoeira and Iguaçu rivers.

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1947 - It is hired by Governor Moysés Lupion and works on the state's Hydroelectric Plan and works in the exploitation of the waters of the Capivari, Cachoeira and Iguaçu rivers.

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1961 - Sociologist Octávio Ianni interviews Enedina Marques for the research Metamorphoses of the slave, financed by UNESCO.

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1961 - Sociologist Octávio Ianni interviews Enedina Marques for the research Metamorphoses of the slave, financed by UNESCO.

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1962 - Retires from the state government.

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1962 - Retires from the state government.

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1981 - At the age of 68, Enedina Alves Marques is found dead in August, a victim of a heart attack.

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1981 - At the age of 68, Enedina Alves Marques is found dead in August, a victim of a heart attack.

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2006 - Foundation of the Institute of Black Women Enedina Alves Marques, in Maringá.

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2006 - Foundation of the Institute of Black Women Enedina Alves Marques, in Maringá.