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[ September 30, 2023 ] When Memories Collide: ‘Favela Climate Memory’ Exhibition Launched by Rio de Janeiro’s Sustainable Favela Network [VIDEO] by Community Contributors
[ September 29, 2023 ] Favela Climate Memory Circles, Part 5: Vidigal Memories Nucleus Pleads ‘People Need a Place to Live!’ *Highlight
[ September 28, 2023 ] Favela Climate Memory Circles, Part 4: The Favela Museum in Cantagalo Makes Clear ‘We Need to Change Our Relationship With Garbage’ *Highlight
[ September 27, 2023 ] Favela Climate Memory Circles, Part 3: NOPH in Antares, Santa Cruz, Where ‘No One Was Supposed to Stay, but 40 Years Went by and They Never Took Action’ *Highlight
[ September 26, 2023 ] Favela Climate Memory Circles, Part 2: Sankofa Museum in Rocinha Shows That ‘When We Fight Together, We Win’ *Highlight

Sanitation regulation approved in the Senate and sanctioned by Bolsonario aims to increase the participation of private entities in the sector. In the picture, there is Guangu Sewage Treatment Station.

‘Only Public Management Reduces Inequality in Access to Sanitation,’ Says Researcher

By Eduardo Miranda • Translation by Ikrom Alajoulin • September 24, 2020

Clique aqui para Português This is our latest article on Covid-19 and its impacts on the favelas. For the original interview published in Portuguese by Eduardo Miranda in Brasil de Fato, click here. The idea that […]

#MaréBunkerOfPotential and Not of Criminals #VoicesFromSocialMedia

By Tatiana Lima • Translation by Ikrom Alajoulin • September 16, 2020

Clique aqui para Português This is our latest article on the new coronavirus as it impacts Rio de Janeiro’s favelas and is also part of RioOnWatch’s #VoicesFromSocialMedia series, which compiles perspectives posted on social media by favela residents and […]