Women account for 40% of new entrepreneurs in Rio de Janeiro in 2026, facing challenges of balancing business and family while benefiting from supportive legislation.
Women account for 40% of new entrepreneurs in Rio de Janeiro in 2026, facing challenges of balancing business and family while benefiting from supportive legislation.
Recent research and government initiatives highlight systemic barriers for women in STEM entrepreneurship and careers in Brazil, emphasizing policy efforts for empowerment and inclusion.
Brazil strengthens women's sports through community events like Circuito Mais Mulher and the revamped Campeonato Gaúcho Feminino 2026 tournament.
Brazil advances women's empowerment in business through the 'Negócio Delas' event and evolving corporate leadership trends in mental health and fertility benefits.
Two major initiatives, Quilombo nos Parlamentos and Agenda Marielle Franco, have been launched to promote racial justice and democratic participation ahead of Brazil’s 2026 elections.
Brazil advances women's empowerment and safety with leadership initiatives and new pepper spray legislation.
Brazil enacts laws to regulate the 2027 Women's World Cup, enhance club financial transparency, and honor pioneering female footballers, marking major strides for women's sports ahead of the tournament.
Despite an 8.2% drop in overall violent deaths in Brazil in 2025, feminicides rose by 4%, highlighting growing gender-based violence concerns amid broader declines.
Brazil celebrates black women's contributions to STEM with a panel on ancestral knowledge and launches the STEM Awards Brasil 2026 to boost female participation in science and technology.
New initiatives and events in Brazil during 2026, including the Projeto Meninas no Espaço and IFMS Science Fairs, promote and support female participation in STEM fields, emphasizing practical experiences and recognition of women's contributions.
CBF reports sharp growth in women’s football in Brazil with more clubs, matches, and investments ahead of the 2027 World Cup.
The "Julho das Pretas" movement honors black women's historical and ongoing fight for equality and political participation in Brazil.
Brazil faces growing public support for gender parity amid political resistance and a notable conviction for gender-based political violence, highlighting enduring challenges in women's political inclusion, especially for black women.
Brazil boosts women's football with tax exemption law for 2027 Women's World Cup and Divas FC's historic tricampeonato victory.
Educational programs and awards in Brazil during 2026 are fostering women entrepreneurship by expanding skills, market access, and recognition for female-led ventures.
Sebrae launches programs and a new innovation hub to support startups and sustainability, while female entrepreneurship in Brazil sees significant growth with enhanced financial backing.
In Brazil, gender-based political violence against women is escalating due to social media and AI, complicating their political engagement and sparking solidarity among female politicians.
Women manage 19% of Brazil’s rural properties across major agribusiness sectors, but face pay gaps and leadership challenges.
Michelle Bolsonaro's critical video of her son Flávio impacts voter polls and political dynamics ahead of Brazil's 2026 elections.
Brazil launches new projects and events to increase girls' participation in football ahead of the 2027 Women's World Cup.
Rio de Janeiro is expanding free football classes and youth competitions to develop women's football ahead of the 2027 Women’s World Cup.
Brazil steps up efforts to boost women's political involvement and gender equality through targeted training and federal policies.
One year ahead of the 2027 FIFA Women's World Cup, Bahia and Porto Alegre launch countdown events emphasizing preparations, cultural initiatives, and legacy-building for women's football in Brazil.
TRE-RJ's upcoming Semana da Diversidade event focuses on combating misinformation-driven political violence against women amid the 2026 elections.
Upcoming Sebrae award and targeted microcredit programs are empowering Brazilian women entrepreneurs with funding, recognition, and financial education.
Brazil’s senate debates establishing a permanent national policy to address rising gender violence and femicide rates, emphasizing sustained government action and legal protection for women.
Bahia advances a decade-long sports policy while its largest women's football competition crowns new champions, spotlighting social inclusion and gender equity in sport.
Brazil launches the 2026 Prêmio Sebrae Mulher de Negócios with registrations open until May 19 and local entrepreneurship courses in Santos offer free training to women, boosting women-led business growth.
The 2026 Prêmio Sebrae Mulher de Negócios now offers cash prizes at state and national levels to support women entrepreneurs across Brazil, with applications open until June 19.
Brazil's Chamber of Deputies prepares to vote on a law criminalizing misogyny, defining it alongside racism and setting severe penalties amid rising feminicide and online hostility against women.
Young Brazilian athletes Vivi Mankatu and Fernanda da Silva showcase resilience and family support as they navigate challenges in sports, inspiring future generations.
Brazil advances women's business empowerment with a new financial autonomy postgraduate program and the Prêmio Sebrae Mulher de Negócios highlighting female entrepreneurship.
In a vibrant match at Neo Química Arena, Brazil's women's team came from behind to defeat the United States 2-1, highlighting strong performances and fan support.
Brazil intensifies efforts to boost women's football with official World Cup plans, local tournaments, and educational seminars advancing the sport's legacy and opportunities.
Brazil celebrates historic LGBTQIA+ representation milestones with the first trans news anchor and a major government rights campaign.
The 2026 Sebrae Women's Business Award in Mato Grosso approaches its June 19 application deadline, highlighting support and recognition for women's entrepreneurship with multiple prize categories and mentoring opportunities.
Brazil enacts law for 2027 Women's World Cup, financially rewards pioneer female players, and promotes gender equality in football.
Brazil faces a crisis of youth political distrust and barriers to female political participation, with calls for better education and accountability.
Actors Igor Cosso and model Yasmin Brunet share intimate stories about their recent life milestones, highlighting social progress and health awareness in Brazil.
Brazil’s Senate passes key laws awarding pioneering women footballers and setting the stage for the 2027 Women's World Cup.