Check the interview in Portuguese on Projeto Draft’s website Read our translation below: “What are you doing here again? You should go shopping! You should be living your futile life!” Social entrepreneur and philanthropist Patrícia Villela Marino has heard this type of questioning many times. But she says she never thought about giving up. Patrícia,...
Category: H360 in the Media
25/03/202231/03/2022
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Folha de S. Paulo: Two weights, two measures? (Op-ed by Patrícia Villela Marino and Marcelo Grecco)
From the original text (in Portuguese, published at Folha de S. Paulo in 17.03.2022. Access the original link here) Patrícia Villela Marino Founder and CEO Humanitas360 Institute and co-founder of Civi-co, a workspace that brings together civic-social entrepreneurs Marcelo De Vita Grecco Co-founder of The Green Hub, a startup accelerator focused on the legal cannabis...
26/01/202127/01/2021
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EXAME: “The place for women is running companies and organizations”
The new edition of Bússola Leaders, a project led by Exame, brought together businesswomen and managers from the most diverse niches to discuss the representation and equity of women in the labor market. Presented by Rafael Lisbôa, director of Bússola, the conversation featured Flávia Bittencourt, president of Adidas in Brazil and advisor to BRF and...
26/01/202127/01/2021
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PONTE: “Manual for inmates warns about financial debt with the state and mental health”
The guide “I am free, what now?”, developed by the Humanitas360 Institute in collaboration with the NGO Reflexões da Liberdade and the Responsa Institute, appeared on the Ponte Jornalismo website last December. The article warns about the greatest challenges faced by the inmates of the prison system in the first days of freedom, which include...
26/01/202127/01/2021
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VEJA: “Patrícia Villela Marino in the fight for medical cannabis legalization”
Our president Patrícia Villela Marino spoke with Veja magazine about the legalization of medical cannabis, one of her greatest struggles in the civic-social sphere. The article takes up stories portrayed in the documentary “Illegal” – produced by Villela Marino – and also highlights studies on the use of the drug in cases of patients living...
21/01/202127/01/2021
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FOLHA: “Business and Social Good, a mix that combines”
Last December, Folha de São Paulo, published an article about our President, Patricia Villela Marino, in conjunction with Marcelo Grecco, Director of Business Development at The Green Hub. In the text, businessmen reflect on the role of enterprises in the social good and reinforce the importance of involving the private market to generate positive social...
27/10/202027/10/2020
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“Philanthropy is for everyone”, says Patrícia Villela Marino in an interview with the project “Líderes de las Américas”
The president of Humanitas360 institute Patrícia Villela Marino participated the project “Líderes de las Américas”, a series of interviews produced by the international organization The Trust for the Américas. The episode was filmed in english with spanish subtitles.
26/10/202026/10/2020
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Work cooperatives help female prisoners to resocialize
Specialists say these projects should be multiplied to decrease recidivism and help women leave the drug trade Article originally published in the Folha de São Paulo newspaper on October 20, 2020. Still small and without state support, labor cooperatives formed by incarcerated women speed up the resocialization process. Inmates learn the craft, set up a...
07/10/202008/10/2020
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In favor of the Elisaldo Carlini Law
Regulation will allow research and production of Cannabis-based medicines Originally published at Folha de São Paulo, October 4, 2020. Marcelo de Vitta Grecco Co-founder and director of business development at The Green Hub Patrícia Vilella Marino Co-founder and President of the Humanitas360 Institute Our first reaction after reading so much nonsense about...
30/09/202013/11/2020
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An Open Conversation with Patrícia Villela Marino – Shape The World With Yemi – 30/09/2020
#shapetheworld is a series of open conversations hosted by Yemi Babington-Ashaye for people who care about global and local issues. It is an open approach to real issues that are affecting the world: unemployment, inequality, genomics, the fourth industrial revolution, pandemics and more. Together we learn from the diversity that audience participation brings, we explore...