This is a letter sent to the Humanitas360 Institute by Flavia Maria, one of the leaders of the Lili Cooperative and who is still imprisoned in the II Women’s Penitentiary in Tremembé, São Paulo. Since April, at the beginning of the pandemic, the Humanitas360 Institute has donated 30 hygiene kits to benefit Lili’s members who...
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A civilized way to treat cannabis
Originally published at Economy & Law, June 2020. Patrícia Villela Marino and Emílio Figueiredo The decision by public health agencies in the United States to keep cannabis-derived products trade in the midst of the pandemic in regions such as New York and California sheds light to an issue that patients and experts have highlighted for...
None of us can be indifferent – letter from the president of H360
Humanitas360 was founded with the core belief that all people, no matter their race, gender, geography, sexual orientation, and financial means, have inalienable rights that cannot be denied and must be vigilantly defended. In recent days, the world has watched as the degradation of those rights for African Americans have become tragically evident. This crisis has...
Renewing society, considering the incarcerated people
Patrícia Villela Marino, president of Humanitas360 Institute Article originally published at Brazilian newspaper Estadão, in April 16. Read the original: https://politica.estadao.com.br/blogs/fausto-macedo/reinvencao-da-sociedade-deve-incluir-sistema-carcerario/
Cooperation versus slavery: privatization and the exploitation of incarcerated work force in Sao Paulo’s prisons
Ricardo Anderáos Vice President of Humanitas360 Institute The privatization of detention centers in Sao Paulo led to a courthouse war between the state government, on the one side, and public defenders, public prosecutors, and organizations such as Conectas and Humanitas360 on the other. Amidst several aggressions to both state and federal constitutions reported by these...
Dissatisfaction with politicians reveals doubts about the future of democracy in Latin American countries
Almost two years after the first edition of the Citizen Engagement Index, developed by The Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) together with Humanitas360, some of the issues raised by the research in different Latin American countries may be regarded as premonitory. The most flagrant case is Chile, which has the highest educational indices of the compared...
The structure of the macro-corruption of “Lava Jato Peru”
On February 15th 2019, Brazilian company Odebrecht held an agreement with the Peruvian Public Ministry. In the document -according to…
Entrepreneurship and support for inmates as tools to combat violence
By Ricardo Anderáos (Vice-president of Operations) Prison riots, like the ones that keep happening in Manaus, should not concern us…
Manifesto to Governor João Doria for the continuation of detainee cooperatives in the prisons of São Paulo
Since June of this year, the workshops of two prison cooperatives created by the Humanitas360 Institute (H360) in the city…
Anti-corruption and Lava Jato: A problem far beyond Brazil
Eduardo Salcedo-Albarán (Director of the Vortex Foundation) On June 9, 2019, the media revealed private conversations by the prosecutors of…