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Cannabis industry regulation should include reparation for people arrested for non-violent crimes, says Steve DeAngelo

The Humanitas360 Institute joined a meeting hosted by The Green Hub with the so-called "father of the legal cannabis industry", Steve DeAngelo. He is the founder of Harborside Health, one…

Humanitas36030/06/2020

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H360 joins Latin American edition of MIT COVID-19 Challenge

Over the weekend of June 19-21, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) held a hackathon to think of solutions to the pandemic in Latin America. Split into four general themes…

Humanitas36030/06/2020

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H360 participates in “lives” about pandemic, invisible people and citizen engagement

In times of pandemic, live streaming is everywhere. In the last month, the Humanitas360 Institute joined two debates that give some sense of the themes we have been working on…

Humanitas36003/06/2020

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The pandemic reveals systemic forms of inequality, says curator Pedro Alonzo

Pedro Alonzo is an independent art curator and the brand new advisor to the Humanitas360 Institute. A scholar who researches powerful works that question violence, mass incarceration and xenophobia, Alonzo…

Humanitas36001/06/2020

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CNJ and Humanitas360 expand virtual visits in prisons

In order to soften the impact of the full closure of prisons due to the new coronavirus, which has suspended around 1 million monthly visits registered across the country, the…

Humanitas36008/05/2020

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Humanitas Institute360’s actions to help fight the pandemic in Maranhão

The Humanitas360 Institute has been acting on several fronts to help mitigate the effects of the pandemic in Maranhão, the state in Northern Brazil where we implemented the Cuxá Cooperative.…

Humanitas36007/05/2020

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Letter about the Coronavirus and the work of Humanitas360 Institute

COVID-19 isn’t the most lethal disease humanity has ever fought, but it is unique in its ability to expose vulnerabilities of modern society. From overwhelmed public health systems to decimated…

Humanitas36030/03/2020

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Conference brings together experts, scientists, lawyers and investors in search of a socially responsible medical cannabis market

In early March, The Green Hub held the Cannabis Thinking conference and brought together experts from various fields of the medical cannabis market: from investors, such as Alex Lucena, an…

Humanitas36030/03/2020

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New study shows that flaws in Brazilian democracy are related to its citizens’ political culture

A study released last year by the Sivis Institute revealed interesting aspects regarding citizen participation in the municipality of São Paulo. Based on interviews with experts and more than 2,400…

Humanitas36028/02/2020

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Journalist Brian Winter says “we can’t just focus on income” when analyzing Latin American countries

Brian Winter is a journalist specialized in Latin America and works as editor-in-chief for Americas Quarterly, an online magazine which, in its most recent edition, addresses the rise of military…

Humanitas36028/02/2020

Cannabis industry regulation should include reparation for people arrested for non-violent crimes, says Steve DeAngelo

H360 joins Latin American edition of MIT COVID-19 Challenge

H360 participates in “lives” about pandemic, invisible people and citizen engagement

The pandemic reveals systemic forms of inequality, says curator Pedro Alonzo

CNJ and Humanitas360 expand virtual visits in prisons

Humanitas Institute360’s actions to help fight the pandemic in Maranhão

Letter about the Coronavirus and the work of Humanitas360 Institute

Conference brings together experts, scientists, lawyers and investors in search of a socially responsible medical cannabis market

New study shows that flaws in Brazilian democracy are related to its citizens’ political culture

Journalist Brian Winter says “we can’t just focus on income” when analyzing Latin American countries

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