Brazil expands its cultural policy framework with new Aldir Blanc funding in Acre and federal recognition of gospel music, advancing inclusivity and diversity.
Curitiba proposes a municipal bill to formally recognize and support Afro-Brazilian and Afro-Indigenous traditional communities, fostering cultural heritage and anti-racist policies.
Porto Alegre has approved a groundbreaking municipal policy formalizing anti-racist education through Afro-Brazilian and Indigenous Educational Spaces, making it the first Brazilian capital to do so.
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.
Indigenous protesters at COP 30 in Belém block access to demand government action against industrialization of the Tapajós River and protection of their lands and rights.
The 2022 Census exposes critical gaps in birth registration among indigenous children in Brazil, highlighting broader demographic and social challenges in indigenous communities.
Quilombolas launch a comprehensive climate policy proposal demanding recognition and funding, while Brazil advances legislation promoting traditional foods in school meals to support food sovereignty.
Ahead of COP30 in Brazil, Breno Bringel warns that climate solutions risk perpetuating green colonialism, calling for justice-focused alternatives over corporate interests.
Brazil's government has imposed a R$500 million loss on illegal mining in Yanomami Indigenous Land through extensive enforcement actions to restore Indigenous autonomy and protect the Amazon.
New Brazilian policies enhance inclusion for homeless persons, indigenous, quilombola, and traditional communities through education and social programs.
Brazil announces new policies to support indigenous leaders and traditional knowledge.
Pará enacts Indigenous education policy while Piauí deputy critiques religious intolerance.