F.A.R.O provides citizenship, income, and support to hundreds of people in the region, on the shores of Guanabara Bay, in the North Zone of Rio de Janeiro
Celebrated on March 22, World Water Day highlights the importance of preserving a resource that is essential for health, environmental balance, and the future of coming generations
Created from informal soccer matches, the collective brings together trans, transvestite and non-binary people around sport, collective care, and the occupation of public spaces in Juiz de Fora (MG), strengthening soccer for trans people in the city
The Amor em Ação Association, a social project based in Quitandinha, in southern Paraná, supports hundreds of families and promotes cultural, educational and social initiatives across municipalities in the region
In the former isolation area of Curupaiti, education, sports, and arts initiatives are fostering inclusion, strengthening youth leadership, and creating new pathways for children and young people in Rio de Janeiro’s West Zone
Refettório Gastromotiva shows how a social restaurant can generate opportunity, belonging and respect
A rugby project that began informally on Ipanema Beach, in Rio de Janeiro, is now transforming the lives of children from Morro do Cantagalo through sport, human values, and education
The Black Research and Culture Institute marks five decades of resistance with the IPCN Festival, on November 30, at the Império Serrano samba school court in Madureira, the birthplace of samba
Under the leadership of Jefferson Alves, the institution, born from culture, continues to unite education, solidarity, and sustainability to transform the lives of those living in Morro do Telégrafo
The national survey Next Generation Brazil 2025 reveals that young people want to be heard, trust their teachers, and are calling for more opportunities, education, and retention policies