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Instituto BR

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Established to nurture cultural and educational projects which go beyond the obvious representations of Brazil

O Instituto BR foi criado para criar projetos de cultura e educação que falem e mostrem o Brasil alem do obvio. Estamos apenas no segundo ano e ainda buscamos apoio e network com instituições e projetos
que tem o mesmo pensamento.

Contact

  • http://www.institutobr.com (ainda em constrṳao)
  • Contact Person: Vanessa Gabriel-Robinson
  • e-mail: vanessa@institutobr.com
  • Tel:?? 00 44 (0) 7580 692230

Important links to resources

1. Amazon Film Fest – amazonfilmfestlondon.tumblr.com
2. Derlon Almeida em Londres – http://www.culturart.co.uk/pt-br/derlon-almeida-tracos-firmes-de-artecultura-
e-integracao/

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