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Joanna Maranhão is a Brazilian four-time Olympian, swimmer and advocate for safe sport. She competed at Athens 2004, Beijing 2008, London 2012 and Rio 2016. At 17, she finished fifth in the 400m individual medley in Athens, equalling the best Olympic pool result by a Brazilian woman at the time. She has won eight Pan American Games medals and set multiple Brazilian and South American records. Beyond the pool, Joanna coordinates the Athletes Network for Safer Sports at the Sport & Rights Alliance. Her campaigning led to Brazil's Joanna Maranhão Law, which gives survivors of child sexual abuse more time to seek justice. She is passionate about protecting young athletes and making sport safe for everyone.
Joanna Maranhão is a Brazilian four-time Olympian, swimmer and advocate for safe sport. She competed at Athens 2004, Beijing 2008, London 2012 and Rio 2016. At 17, she finished fifth in the 400m individual medley in Athens, equalling the best Olympic pool result by a Brazilian woman at the time. She has won eight Pan American Games medals and set multiple Brazilian and South American records. Beyond the pool, Joanna coordinates the Athletes Network for Safer Sports at the Sport & Rights Alliance. Her campaigning led to Brazil's Joanna Maranhão Law, which gives survivors of child sexual abuse more time to seek justice. She is passionate about protecting young athletes and making sport safe for everyone.