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‘The Struggle Has Just Begun’: Vila Autódromo Evictions Museum Presents Its Strategic Plan

By Cerianne Robertson • September 25, 2017

Clique aqui para Português On Tuesday, September 19, a team of museologists and Vila Autódromo residents presented the Museological Plan for the Evictions Museum, an open-air territorial museum that was created in May 2016 to […]

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Social Museology in Vila Autodromo: A New Way of Thinking About Museums

By Chloe Villalobos, Claire Jones • May 25, 2017

Clique aqui para Português Fighting to continue to make space for often-silenced voices, the Evictions Museum, Vila Autodromo and the Network of Social Museology of Rio de Janeiro partnered to offer a three-day course entitled “Social Museology: Poetics […]

Vila Autódromo residents celebrate
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National Historic Museum Receives Archives Documenting Vila Autódromo’s Fight Against Evictions

By Chloe Villalobos • May 21, 2017

Clique aqui para Português Emotion and excitement filled the Gilberto Gil auditorium at Rio’s National Historic Museum (MHN) this past Thursday, May 18 on International Museum Day as the museum received Vila Autodromo’s archive of […]

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FLUPP Literary Festival for Rio’s Favelas Returns for Fifth Edition in City of God

By Nour El-Youssef • November 21, 2016

Clique aqui para Português Celebrating literature from Rio de Janeiro’s favela communities, the annual Literary Festival of the Urban Periphery, or FLUPP, returned for its fifth edition this month. This year’s event took place from November […]

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Cultural Occupation in Vila Autódromo: Community Celebration of Memory, Resistance and Hope

By Nour El-Youssef • September 30, 2016

Clique aqui para Português On Sunday, September 25, the Vila Autódromo community organized yet another occupation event entitled Ocupa Vila Autódromo celebrating resistance, memory and hope. Located on the edge of the Olympic Park in Barra da Tijuca […]

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