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• The Art of Griots: An Inspiration for Black Storytellers

  15 de junio, puesto en línea por Ava Hoffman
  Clique aqui para Português On May 20, a calm day, students in the 14th Black Storytelling course start arriving at the House of Music—a comfortable space in Lapa, Rio de Janeiro—to the sounds of Alabê Ketujazz. The chairs are arranged in a circle with colored cloth in the middle, on top of which (...)

• Rio Civil Defense Sub-Secretary a No-Show at 8^th Session of Parliamentary Inquiry on Flooding

  14 de junio, puesto en línea por Abby Hanna
  On May 30, the eighth session of the Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry (CPI) on Flooding took place at Rio’s City Council. CPI president Tarcísio Motta (PSOL), rapporteur Renato Cinco (PSOL), committee members Rosa Fernandes (PMDB) and Tiãozinho do Jacaré (PRB), and alternates Teresa Bergher (...)

• Careless Journalism and the Daily ‘Scare’ [OPINION]

  13 de junio, puesto en línea por Edmund Ruge
  Clique aqui para Português For the original article in Portuguese by Mariana Assis published by Voz das Comunidades click here. I’ve always been fascinated by words. Very much because of this, I made them my trade. Words allow one to narrate the world, to understand the dimension of things. In (...)

• Museum Week Panel Discusses Role of Museums in Representing People and Places

  12 de junio, puesto en línea por Jessica Goodenough
  “Do museums tell our stories?” This was the central question addressed during a panel titled “Museums, Territoriality, and Representation: Let Me Tell My Story,” held on May 22 at the Oi Futuro Lab in Flamengo, in Rio’s South Zone. As part of the 17th National Museum Week, with a thematic focus on (...)

• My Greatest Achievement: Staying Alive [OPINION]

  11 de junio, puesto en línea por Edmund Ruge
  Clique aqui para Português For the original article in Portuguese by Edu Carvalho published by Nexo Jornal click here. For my birthday, what I really wanted was something far beyond me: the chance for my cousins and their friends to grow up and to dream. I’ve never been one to really enjoy my (...)

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