Humanitas360

‘Helping is a civic duty’, says lawyer about Itaú Unibanco donation

Interview originally published at Veja Magazine. What is the importance of this donation, the largest ever made in history for a cause in Brazil? It helps to build a nation…

Humanitas36021/05/2020

Active Citizenship News Violence Reduction

CNJ and Humanitas360 expand virtual visits in prisons

In order to soften the impact of the full closure of prisons due to the new coronavirus, which has suspended around 1 million monthly visits registered across the country, the…

Humanitas36008/05/2020

Active Citizenship News Violence Reduction

Humanitas Institute360’s actions to help fight the pandemic in Maranhão

The Humanitas360 Institute has been acting on several fronts to help mitigate the effects of the pandemic in Maranhão, the state in Northern Brazil where we implemented the Cuxá Cooperative.…

Humanitas36007/05/2020

News Violence Reduction

Women are more vulnerable to drug trafficking convictions because Justice incriminates more petty crimes, says violence researcher

The new coronavirus pandemic has particularly affected the most vulnerable groups in Brazil - and with the prison population it would be no different. We have seen an increase in…

Humanitas36007/05/2020

Articles

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/

Humanitas36029/04/2020

Active Citizenship Violence Reduction

Letter about the Coronavirus and the work of Humanitas360 Institute

COVID-19 isn’t the most lethal disease humanity has ever fought, but it is unique in its ability to expose vulnerabilities of modern society. From overwhelmed public health systems to decimated…

Humanitas36030/03/2020

Active Citizenship News

Conference brings together experts, scientists, lawyers and investors in search of a socially responsible medical cannabis market

In early March, The Green Hub held the Cannabis Thinking conference and brought together experts from various fields of the medical cannabis market: from investors, such as Alex Lucena, an…

Humanitas36030/03/2020

News Violence Reduction

Humanitas360 Institute starts working at Social Cooperative Cuxá, in Northeast Brazil

In early March, the Humanitas360 team was in São Luís, Maranhão (northeast Brazil), to coordinate efforts to open the Cuxá Social Cooperative at the São Luís Women's Prison Unit (UPFEM).…

Humanitas36030/03/2020

News Violence Reduction

First batch of embroidery made outside the prison reestablish Lili Cooperative’s production

In the second meeting with freed women of the Lili Cooperative, held in February at the Humanitas360 Institute, the focus was on reestablishing the textile production. Ana Cristina, Dirce, Gláucia,…

Humanitas36028/02/2020

Active Citizenship News

New study shows that flaws in Brazilian democracy are related to its citizens’ political culture

A study released last year by the Sivis Institute revealed interesting aspects regarding citizen participation in the municipality of São Paulo. Based on interviews with experts and more than 2,400…

Humanitas36028/02/2020

‘Helping is a civic duty’, says lawyer about Itaú Unibanco donation

CNJ and Humanitas360 expand virtual visits in prisons

Humanitas Institute360’s actions to help fight the pandemic in Maranhão

Women are more vulnerable to drug trafficking convictions because Justice incriminates more petty crimes, says violence researcher

Renewing society, considering the incarcerated people

Letter about the Coronavirus and the work of Humanitas360 Institute

Conference brings together experts, scientists, lawyers and investors in search of a socially responsible medical cannabis market

Humanitas360 Institute starts working at Social Cooperative Cuxá, in Northeast Brazil

First batch of embroidery made outside the prison reestablish Lili Cooperative’s production

New study shows that flaws in Brazilian democracy are related to its citizens’ political culture

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