On August 8th, the CIVI-CO auditorium in São Paulo welcomed evangelical theologians and pastors to answer the theme question of the third edition of “Difficult Conversations”: “Do women and men have different roles in evangelical churches today?” Mediated by anthropologist Juliano Spyer, the debate featured the perspectives of three guests. Theologian and pastor of the...
On August 1st, the Humanitas360 Institute, in partnership with Instituto Rodrigo Mendes, Instituto Alana, Instituto Olga Kos, and Mais Diferenças,…
On June 4th, the CIVI-CO auditorium hosted an illuminating conversation about the growth of the evangelical population in Brazilian society. The evening began with the screening of the first episode of the series “Crentes – Além dos Muros” (Believers – Beyond the Walls), from Globonews channel, followed by a debate with its director, Rafael Norton,...
On May 14, Patricia Villela Marino, president of the Humanitas360 Institute and co-founder of CIVI-CO, hosted a gathering to discuss the growth of Brazil’s evangelical population and its impact on Brazilian society. Historian and anthropologist Juliano Spyer was invited to share his research, presenting the lecture “2020: The Decade of Evangelicals,” followed by a panel...
On October 14, the Humanitas360 Institute held its annual Board Meeting in Palo Alto, California, USA. During the meeting, H360 president Patrícia Villela Marino and her team presented some of the institute’s key programs and projects for 2024, including the Potable Water Coalition for Indigenous Peoples, the “I’m Free, Now What?” video series for former...
The following article was originally published in Portuguese in the newspaper O Globo on October 12, 2024. For whom has Brazil been a homeland? It may seem like a simple question, but any attempt to answer it honestly exposes some of the country’s deepest flaws. The etymology of “pátria” (Portuguese for “homeland”) suggests a connection...
The Humanitas360 Institute is pleased to share its 2024 Annual Report, which compiles in a single document the main actions and projects undertaken throughout the year. Right on the cover, the publication highlights the new Climate Justice program, represented by the Potable Water Coalition for Indigenous Peoples, formed in partnership with the institute’s sponsor, PDR...