On June 17th and 18th, the Working Group on Drug Policy and Incarceration of the National Council for Criminal and Penitentiary Policy organized public debates in São Paulo to discuss the war on drugs and mass incarceration of young Black people. Led by the president of the Humanitas360 Institute, Patrícia Villela Marino, the group brought...
Category: News
08/06/202428/06/2024
Post
Indigenous leader supported by H360, Alejandra Izquierdo is appointed to work at the Colombian Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Last Tuesday (4), Colombian indigenous researcher and leader Alejandra Izquierdo took office as cabinet advisor at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of her country. Representative of the Arhuaco people, Izquierdo became, in 2022, the first indigenous woman to be accepted as a doctoral student at the most prestigious university in Colombia. To attend the Interdisciplinary...
29/05/202429/05/2024
Post
Joined by H360, public hearing debates drug policy and incarceration in Brasília
On May 21, the National Council for Criminal and Penitentiary Policy held in Brasília, at the headquarters of the Ministry of Justice, the public hearing “Decriminalization of Drugs and its Impacts on the Prison and Judiciary System”. The president of the Humanitas360 Institute, Patrícia Villela Marino, who is part of the collegiate, opened the event...
28/05/202403/06/2024
Post
Environment Week: H360 team goes to Rondônia to define new Paiter Suruí village to receive potable water filter
At the beginning of June, when Environment Week is celebrated, teams from the Humanitas360 Institute and its sponsor, the PDR Philanthropic Fund, will visit the state of Rondônia to reunite with the Paiter Suruí people and their leader, Cacique Almir Suruí. Among the goals of the trip is to define which village in the Sete...
24/04/202429/04/2024
Post
President of H360 speaks at National Secretariat for Penal Policies event about work in the prison system
On April 16, the president of the Humanitas360 Institute participated in the National Seminar on Work in the Prison System, held by the National Secretariat for Penal Policies in Brasília. In her speech, Patrícia Villela Marino defended the active role of civil society in the prison system, in order to collaborate so that work in...
27/03/202428/03/2024
Post
Women’s Month: The Impact of H360 and Tereza’s Work in Numbers
At the end of the special program for Women’s Month, the Humanitas360 Institute and the social business Tereza presented some figures on the work carried out with imprisoned women and those released from the prison system. With the implementation of the first social cooperative in São Paulo, in 2018, H360 began a journey to promote...
27/03/202428/03/2024
Post
Supported by the president of H360, resolution on the rights of LGBTQIA+ people in prison is approved by CNPCP and CNLGBTQIA+
In a meeting held on March 26, in Brasília, the CNPCP and the CNLGBTQIA+ approved a resolution that establishes the parameters for the reception of LGBTQIA+ people imprisoned in Brazil. The text was unanimously approved by both members of the National Council for Criminal and Penitentiary Policy, linked to the Ministry of Justice and Public...
29/02/202404/03/2024
Post
Flávia Maria da Silva celebrates a year of freedom with H360
A year ago, on February 7, 2023, Flávia Maria da Silva left the Women’s Penitentiary Progression Center of São Miguel Paulista, where she was serving a semi-open regime after almost 10 years in a closed regime. In a statement to Humanitas360, she tells what has changed in her life since then, from the multidisciplinary care...
31/01/202401/02/2024
Post
H360 helps bring potable water to Paiter Suruí indigenous people in Rondônia
In 2023, the Humanitas360 Institute helped bring potable water to the Sete de Setembro Indigenous Land, where the Paiter Suruí people live in the north of Brazil. The work, carried out in July, resulted in the installation of three distribution points with large-scale filters (1 thousand liters per hour) in the villages of Lapetanha and...
22/01/202401/02/2024
Post
Council of the Ministry of Justice approves body camera recommendation for security agents
On January 19, the National Council for Criminal and Penitentiary Policy, linked to the Ministry of Justice, approved the recommendation for public and private security agents to wear body cameras on their uniforms. According to the document, which establishes standards to be observed in the use of environmental recording equipment, the recommendation is valid for...