Sunday, January 24, 2021
Home Countries Brazil Instituto BR
CountriesBrazilTopicsCulture, Music, Film, PhotographyHuman RightsPartners

Instituto BR

1500
0

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/

Previous articleBrazil: Plinio dies
Next articleCLACSO’s World Cup Notebook

RELATED ARTICLES

Brazil

Public Enemy No.1 is Jair Bolsonaro

0
22 January 2021. All over the world leaders have celebrated the beginning of vaccination in their countries, some of them taking the first jab...
Read more
Culture, Music, Film, Photography

Interview with leading Chilean documentary filmmaker Maite Alberdi

0
In our live talk and Q&A with Maite Alberdi, one of Chile's leading directors and producers, Maite discussed the ways in which documentaries help us construct the kind of society we want to live in, "by showing us what we don't want to face".
Read more
Book and Film Reviews

A search for identity in the Peruvian Amazon

0
The short film El Silencio del Rio, ‘The Silence of the River’, by Peruvian director Francesca Canepa, won the Grand Jury Award at the Oscar-qualifying Calgary International Film Festival and is currently longlisted in the Best Short Film category for the 2021 Academy Awards. Mathilde Aupetit considers the film’s blurring of dream and reality in order to present an Amazonian perspective, and its representation of the narrative power of nature.
Read more
Covid-19

No carnival in Recife

0
While in the English-speaking world the annual pre-lenten extravaganza is usually called 'Carnival', with an 'i', in Brazil is it 'Carnaval'. Covid must be bad...
Read more
Environment

The Rights of Nature Movement

0
A recent report, published by the Cyrus R. Vance Centre for International Justice, Earth Law Centre and International Rivers has found that the movement to grant legal rights to rivers and the natural environment is rapidly gaining momentum around the world.
Read more
Education & Students

The assault on academic freedom in Brazil

0
Scholars for Academic Freedom in Brazil was set up in late 2018 with the aim of building a network of academics in UK universities and beyond, to raise awareness of attacks on academics and academic freedom in Brazil. Group member and LAB trustee David Treece outlines the changes during Bolsonaro's presidency that have brought about the group's creation.
Read more
Partners

Scholars for Academic Freedom in Brazil

0
Scholars for Academic Freedom in Brazil works to support Brazilian academics under threat following Jair Bolsonaro’s election as President. We currently have about 300 members...
Read more
Haiti

Haitians revolt against president’s ‘state terrorism’

0
Haiti is not unfamiliar with violent uprisings. However, since the US-backed installation of Jovenel Moïse in 2004, unrest has been relentless, with violence and repression reaching a bloody crescendo in recent weeks.
Read more

Subscribe to our newsletter
Donate with CAF
Listen to LAB Podcasts

LAB is an independent charitable organisation based in London providing news, analysis and information on Latin America, its people, politics and society.

© Latin America Bureau

Contact us: contactlab@lab.org.uk