Humanitas360 and CIVI-CO staffs, a shared workspace for civic-social entrepreneurs founded by Patrícia and Ricardo Villela Marino, that also houses H360, made an immersion in the Paiter Surui indigenous people community in Cacoal, in the state of Rondônia. This visit is another step towards the process of approximation that began at the end of last...
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UN opens the doors to discuss the cannabis market with the participation of Patricia Villela Marino
The president of the Humanitas360 Institute, Patrícia Villela Marino, participates this Thursday (5) in New York City in Regenerative Cannabis Live. The event aims to discuss how the legal cannabis industry will support the major social and environmental changes proposed by Agenda 2030, the United Nations Organizations. (UN) global action plan for sustainable development. The...
“All you need to become a philanthropist is the will to invest any capital you have” defends Patricia Villela Marino at an event about philanthropy
This Monday, April 25th, the President of Humanitas360 Institute, Patrícia Villela Marino, participated in the Legacy event organized by the “Bem Maior Movement” (Greater Good Movement) at Santander Theater, in São Paulo. The event attended by Djamila Ribeiro, Preto Zezé, Elie Horn, Luciano Huck, among many others, aimed to spread stories and deepen conversations about...
Cuxá Cooperative members working at the Maranhão Public Defender’s Office fair
Such a common scene in many movies and series: for an inmate to participate in any activity outside prison, it is necessary a whole apparatus of criminal police, security and logistics. On Women’s Day week, Dorilene Lima and Bruna Ribeiro, who are serving time at Maranhão’s Women’s Prison Unit and are members of Cuxá Cooperative,...
Documentary “Weaving Freedom”, produced by H360, now available at Itaú Cultural Play
The film “Weaving Freedom”, produced by Patrícia Villela Marino and the Humanitas360 Institute, directed by Luiza Matravolgyi and scripted by Ricardo Anderáos, is now available at Itaú Cultural Play. This documentary tells the story of the construction of cooperatives for incarcerated women, from the original idea, which emerged in Pará as a project by the...
Incarcerated women from Cuxá Cooperative attend a theater course to prepare for “Marrom, the Musical”
The women from Cuxá, our cooperative at the Women’s Penitentiary Unit in Maranhão, attended a theater course held inside the prison in February. The project is part of an even wider cycle: they will be the ones producing part of the costumes used at Marrom, the Musical, a musical written and directed by Miguel Falabella,...
THE NEW CASA TEREZA: Tereza is back – and with a new home!
In October 2020, one of Humanitas360’s civic-social projects – Casa Tereza – returned to its activities, but now, closer to us: within the CIVI-CO space! Here, the members of the cooperative receive all the necessary support to continue with the Tereza brand. And there is more: the new collection is already in production – and...
H360 welcomes members from Casa Tereza at CIVI-CO for Holiday Get-together
On December 22nd, the Humanitas360 Institute had the opportunity to close the 2020 cycle in a special event together with the Lili Co-Op. To celebrate our evolution throughout the year and make the activities of the Casa Tereza project official, our team planned a reception in the CIVI-CO space, respecting health and social distance regulations....
Patrícia Villela Marino receives Humanitarian Award for her work in the prison communities
The 2020 Humanitarian Award, awarded by “The Trust for the Americas”, a subsidiary of the Organization of American States (OAS), was presented to our President, Patricia Villela Marino. The entity annually recognizes personalities who have contributed significantly to the social good. The award ceremony was held remotely and was led by Secretary General Luis Almagro...
H360 discusses racism, political polarization and empathy at annual council meeting
In October, the Humanitas360 Institute held its annual meeting of board members from the United States and Brazil, with guest speakers such as writer and American prison system former inmate Shaka Senghor, Argentine politician and former governor of Buenos Aires María Eugenia Vida, and Bertice Berry, a sociologist and lecturer. The meeting was also attended...