Alessandro Molon was born in Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, but was raised in Rio de Janeiro, where he lives.

After experiencing the tough educational scenario in Brazil as a teacher, Molon decided to pursue a political career in order to make more impactful changes, with a focus on combating the country's abyssal inequalities.

He also managed to update the Brazilian Constitution to guarantee access to justice for all, through the Public Defender's Office amendment.

In 2018, Molon was reelected federal deputy for a third term, with the third largest number of votes in the State of Rio de Janeiro.

Molon also articulated and ensured the approval of a project of his authorship that removes firearms of those who commit violence against women.