The Futuras Cientistas program celebrated engaging 470 girls in STEM with secured funding of R$9.5 million to continue promoting gender equality in science education.
UFSC's pioneering study and a hospital-led educational event highlight transgender health outcomes and anti-transfobia efforts in Brazil.
Brazil's MCTI and Ministry of Women deepen cooperation to advance female participation and leadership in science and technology through scholarship programs and structural reforms.
Fiocruz's II Seminar STEM na Saúde aims to enhance female participation and mentorship in STEM fields through a two-day hybrid event in Rio de Janeiro.
Rio Bonito and São Gonçalo join forces to effectively implement Brazil's Integral Health Policy targeting the black population, addressing health disparities and advancing equitable healthcare.
Ceará advances its socio-environmental impact entrepreneurship with strong female leadership and an upcoming event focused on empowering women in business.
Brazil's MCTI is investing over R$100 million in programs and awards to boost gender equity and diversity in science, focusing on women and marginalized groups in STEM.
In 2025, Pará faced a mix of political scandals, social justice challenges, and environmental hardships alongside government efforts to promote gender equality and economic inclusion.
Brazil advances its digital accessibility standards and social inclusion with enhanced online assistive technologies and a comprehensive National Care Plan.
Teresina’s new law reserves 20% of municipal public jobs for marginalized communities, with strict validation and penalties to ensure fairness.
Brazil advances LGBTQIA+ rights policies through new government initiatives in 2025 amid political challenges heading into 2026.
Wiitch Plant wraps up 2025 by honoring and empowering women entrepreneurs through strategic meetings and networking events.
Brazil expands its cultural policy framework with new Aldir Blanc funding in Acre and federal recognition of gospel music, advancing inclusivity and diversity.
New collaborations and funding efforts in 2025 bolster biodiversity research networks and sustainable biotech innovation in the Amazon, addressing regional disparities.
Civic education efforts in Rondônia and award-winning gender violence prevention projects in São Paulo highlight Brazil's 2025 commitment to democratic engagement and social justice.
Senac RN launches 'Conectando Mulheres – Senac Code' to train 260 women in IT, fostering autonomy and inclusivity through comprehensive courses and support services.
Curitiba proposes a municipal bill to formally recognize and support Afro-Brazilian and Afro-Indigenous traditional communities, fostering cultural heritage and anti-racist policies.
The Festival SESI de Ciência, Tecnologia e Inovação in Salvador showcased inclusive innovations for neurodivergent students and announced Bahia as the 2027 FIRST Lego League host.
Brazil enacts inclusive education reforms, student support policies, and health programs to enhance academic success and equity in 2025.
Despite internet access growth in Brazil reaching 86% of households in 2025, significant social disparities persist, especially in equitable use of generative AI and quality connectivity.
TRE-MT will hold a virtual meeting addressing legal and social barriers to women's political participation in Brazil, featuring key activists and legal experts.
Brazil pushes for women's empowerment in STEM with Escola do Futuro's award bid and a digital inclusion program for elderly women.
Brazil has introduced a federal law requiring simple language in public communication to enhance access and inclusivity, especially for people with disabilities and linguistic minorities.
SESI Lab Delas concludes its second cycle in 2025, empowering girls in science and technology through innovative projects and mentorship.
Brazil's Chamber of Deputies convenes a roundtable to address and combat gender and race-based political violence, advancing efforts to ensure parity in political representation.
Brazil deepens efforts to combat racial underrepresentation in politics through judicial events and municipal council reforms, focusing on equity and inclusion.
Brazil announces the National LGBTQIA+ Rights Policy and Pará's CNH Pai D'égua program, advancing social inclusion for marginalized groups.
International Women's Entrepreneurship Day in Brazil spotlights both the persistent challenges faced by women entrepreneurs and initiatives promoting their recognition and support.
Brazil's judiciary is intensifying efforts to implement policies recognizing quilombola rights and promoting decent work through new institutional initiatives and collaboration.
Brazil enhances healthcare access for Indigenous and Quilombola populations through a major medical campaign and implementation of a national health data integration platform.
The legal drama series 'Tudo é Justo' featuring Kim Kardashian premiered on Disney+, with weekly episodes and a ten-episode first season.
The Paralimpíadas Escolares second week competitions in São Paulo and the inclusive FRENA 2025 festival in Jundiaí showcase Brazil's ongoing commitment to adaptive sports and social inclusion.
Pioneering black politician Theodosina Ribeiro’s legacy highlights ongoing challenges and reforms addressing black women’s underrepresentation in Brazilian politics.
At COP30 in Belém, indigenous peoples push for greater representation and decision-making roles amid historic participation and strong climate finance commitments.
Ufal's exhibition spotlights Afro-Brazilian women writers from Alagoas, promoting heritage and equality ahead of Black Consciousness Day.
Brazil's Chamber of Deputies approves a bill prioritizing caregiver training in federal programs to advance disability rights and care quality.
Brazil's Chamber of Deputies approves a bill to boost women's participation in science nationwide, complemented by a Fapesc report showcasing regional gains in Santa Catarina's female-led science and innovation.
The 4th B.O.D.Y. event in São Paulo celebrated female empowerment and diversity, highlighted by celebrity participation and the new Preta Gil award honoring impactful women.
Intersex Day of Solidarity on November 8 highlights the advocacy work of celebrities like Hanne Gaby Odiele, River Gallo, and Alicia Roth Weigel promoting bodily autonomy, visibility, and rights for intersex people.
Brazil advances efforts to promote women in science and technology through legislative reforms and recognition of leading female researchers impacting public policy.