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Artículos

• In Rio’s Favelas, the Fight Against Police Brutality Begins in the Womb

  15 de junio, puesto en línea por Clau Guimarães
  Clique aqui para Português This article is the latest contribution to our year-long reporting project, “Rooting Anti-Racism in the Favelas: Deconstructing Social Narratives About Racism in Rio de Janeiro.” Follow our Rooting Anti-Racism in the Favelas series here. “Baby, I feel ready to welcome (...)

• Community Land Trusts and the Struggle for the Right to the City: Dialogue on Rio and Mozambique

  11 de junio, puesto en línea por Catherine Osborn
  Clique aqui para Português As part of the activities of UN-Habitat’s 2020 Urban Circuit, the Community Land Trust (CLT) Working Group held a livestreamed virtual event on October 20, 2020, facilitated by Catalytic Communities (CatComm)*, entitled “The Community Land Trust As an Instrument of Urban (...)

• From Mourning to the Supreme Court: Favela Voices Demand Reduction of Police Lethality

  10 de junio, puesto en línea por Saskia Wright
  Clique aqui para Português For the first time in Brazilian history, favela grassroots movements, mothers of victims of State violence, and civil society organizations were heard by the country’s highest court, the Brazilian Supreme Court (STF), as amicus curiae (friends of the court)—institutions (...)

• MC Martina’s Slam Poem: ‘The Virus that Stopped the Nation’ [VIDEO] #UprootingRacism

  7 de junio, puesto en línea por Clau Guimarães
   Clique aqui para Português This video report is part of our series about Covid-19 and its impacts on the favelas and is also the latest contribution to our year-long reporting project, “Rooting Anti-Racism in the Favelas: Deconstructing Social Narratives About Racism in Rio de Janeiro.” Follow (...)

• From Our Vantage Point, The Whole World Has Ended #Brazils Part 3—Southeast

  31 de mayo, puesto en línea por Clau Guimarães
  Clique aqui para Português This is the third article in a five-part series, published in Portuguese by favela-based online magazine Favela em Pauta and titled “Brazils: Stories of the Periphery in the Pandemic.” Each essay comes from a different region of Brazil; this one from the nation’s (...)

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