Violence Reduction

Venezuela: between the memory of pain and the urgency of the future

Patrícia Villela Marino President of Humanitas360 Institute For over twenty years, I have lived with life stories crossed by the Venezuelan crisis. Venezuelan citizens of various social strata, whom…

Ricardo Anderáos05/01/2026

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Article in Correio Braziliense: Life imprisonment? In Brazil, sentences are already perpetual — and don’t work

The article below, signed by the president of the Humanitas360 Institute, Patrícia Villela Marino, was originally published in the Correio Braziliense newspaper on December 21st. For years now, I've been…

Andrei Reina22/12/2025

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Christmas letter from Humanitas360 Institute and Tereza

While so many prepare feasts and celebrations, our teams from the Humanitas360 Institute and Tereza social business are in the countryside of São Paulo, on this December 23rd, building something…

Andrei Reina22/12/2025

Active Citizenship Articles Climate Justice Violence Reduction

Letter of Proposals from the Humanitas360 Institute and partner organizations for COP30

To the leaders and delegations present at the 30th United Nations Conference on Climate Change, The Humanitas360 Institute is present at this COP30 with proposals that seek to build bridges…

Andrei Reina31/10/2025

Articles Climate Justice H360 in the Media Violence Reduction

Article in Folha: “Green in discourse, red on the ground”

The following article, authored by H360 legal consultant Larissa de Melo Itri, was originally published in the Folha de S.Paulo newspaper on October 31st. With ten days until the start…

Andrei Reina31/10/2025

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H360 statement on the Rio de Janeiro massacre

On the morning of October 28, 2025, a police operation in Rio de Janeiro resulted in the deaths of more than 130 people, the largest massacre in the country's recent…

Andrei Reina29/10/2025

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Read the Humanitas360 Institute’s 2025 Annual Report

The Humanitas360 Institute has just published its 2025 Annual Report, a document that records the Institute's main actions and projects this year, which was presented during the Annual Board Meeting…

Andrei Reina15/10/2025

Active Citizenship Articles Violence Reduction

Regime progression and temporary leaves: essential tools for the social reintegration of incarcerated people

Regime progression is a fundamental right guaranteed to individuals serving custodial sentences in Brazil. Provided for in Article 112 of the Criminal Execution Law (LEP), it establishes that sentences must…

Andrei Reina01/09/2025

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H360 study predicts end of Brazil’s prison furlough system by 2034, warns of reintegration crisis

Following changes to the Penal Execution Law that restricted temporary releases for incarcerated individuals, it is estimated that by 2034, no inmates will have the right to so-called "saidinhas" (how…

Andrei Reina12/06/2025

Active Citizenship News Violence Reduction

Humanitas360 Institute sponsors “From This Side of the Wall” exhibition, launching the Prison Project at former Curitiba detention center

The Humanitas360 Institute and its supporter, PDR Philanthropic Fund, are sponsoring the exhibition "From This Side of the Wall," which will open on May 1st at the former Centro de…

Andrei Reina29/04/2025

Venezuela: between the memory of pain and the urgency of the future

Article in Correio Braziliense: Life imprisonment? In Brazil, sentences are already perpetual — and don’t work

Christmas letter from Humanitas360 Institute and Tereza

Letter of Proposals from the Humanitas360 Institute and partner organizations for COP30

Article in Folha: “Green in discourse, red on the ground”

H360 statement on the Rio de Janeiro massacre

Read the Humanitas360 Institute’s 2025 Annual Report

Humanitas360 Institute sponsors “From This Side of the Wall” exhibition, launching the Prison Project at former Curitiba detention center

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