This Week

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  Electricity in Numbers: A Deep Dive into Energy Access, Public Lighting, and Security in the Favela of Morro do Sereno

  July 23, 2021

  Clique aqui para Português This article is part of a series on energy justice and efficiency in [...]
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  The Story of the Covid-19 in Favelas Unified Dashboard, As It Marks One Year

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  Despite the Pandemic, 14,301 Families Have Been Evicted Across Brazil

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  Survey Reveals Residents’ Perception of Energy Service and Efficiency in Favelas of Maré

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  Rising Gas Prices Threaten Favelas With Return to Firewood: Organizers Seek to Guarantee Gas

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  Brazilian Supreme Court Hearing Highlights Racist Practices by the State in Rio Favelas

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  Jacarezinho: A History of the Blackest Favela in Rio de Janeiro

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  In Brazil, Electricity Is Not a Social Right

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  In Rio’s Favelas, the Fight Against Police Brutality Begins in the Womb

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  Community Land Trusts and the Struggle for the Right to the City: Dialogue on Rio and Mozambique

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  From Mourning to the Supreme Court: Favela Voices Demand Reduction of Police Lethality

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  MC Martina’s Slam Poem: ‘The Virus that Stopped the Nation’ [VIDEO] #UprootingRacism

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  From Our Vantage Point, The Whole World Has Ended #Brazils Part 3—Southeast