The Forum do Amanhã channel, created in 2015, promoted a debate with three activists in the live held on July 17, 2020. Bruno Capão (Capão Redondo-SP), Kdu da Favelinha (Lá da Favelinha project) and Roger Koeppl (You cooperative -Green) talked about their initiatives in the third Live of the Forum of Tomorrow. Access here.
Live held on July 09, 2020 by the Multiple Knowledge Project with the theme: Social Assistance Workers Movement in times of a pandemic. The live was attended by Psychologist Vanessa Brito. Access here.
Live held on May 19, 2020 to discuss the topic “the challenges of social movements in a time of a pandemic: what to do?” Proposed by Grupo Animação Cultural, the live was attended by Professor of History and Director of PT-JP Josenilton Feitosa, Marcos Oliveira, professor of Public Management and Edson Gomes, social activist. Access here.
Live promoted by the Regional Council of Economy-MG, held on July 09, 2020 with the theme "Social inequalities in times of pandemic", with the participation of Gustavo Agiar, Tania Teixeira, Emmanuele Silveira, Gelton Coelho and Bruno Lazzarotti ( coordinator of the Observatory of Social Inequalities). It is part of the activities of the Economy for All Project, which, in addition to weekly lives, offers courses and, during the pandemic, promoted a campaign against fake news. Access here .
Luciana Tatagiba, Débora Rezende and Leonardo Avritzer debate Social movements and pandemic in the "Quarantine, crisis of democracy and politics". The debate, held on June 12, 2020, was aired on the YouTube TV channel of Democracy INCT and on the Facebook page of the Instituto da Democracia e da Democratização da Comunicação. Access here .
Debate mediated by the Board of Management of the XVI Plenary of CRP SP, Ione Xavier, on April 5, 2020, with the participation of psychologist Carolina Duarte, who is part of the Brazilian Association of Social Psychology (ABRAPSO), and psychologists Leandro Fonseca, professor of the Psychology course at the University of Sorocaba, and Marcio Farias, member of the Work and Social Action Studies Center (NUTAS – PUC-SP). The live debated the concept of necropolitics, coined in 2003 by Cameroonian philosopher Achille Mbembe, which discusses how governments decide who will live and who will die and how they will live and die. Access here .
The Brazilian Association of NGOs (ABONG), in partnership with FASE, NEPAC/Unicamp, NETSAL/UERJ and RESOCIE/UnB, held a virtual debate on October 13, 2020 with several guests, based on the theme " Mapping of emergency actions to impact civil society on the pandemic”. Access here.
The live, held on the 06/10/2020th, was a moment of discussion and learning about the Lagunar de Maceió region. Rogério Dyaz, artist, founder of Coletivo Quintal Cultural and Movimento dos Povos das Alagoas; Vanessa Santos, representative of the Cooperative of Marisqueiras Mulheres Guerreiras – Coopmaris; Samuel Scarponi, representing the Lagoas Peoples Committee and Luciene Costa, representing Erê. The circle will be mediated by Mônica Nascimento, representative of the Collective of Support to Workers and Workers – CATT.
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The proposal of the live Activism and Care, held on 08/06/2020, was to offer a space for exchanging and sharing experiences, bringing to the debate the themes of self-care and collective care in the various experiences of activism. Participants in the debate were: Lúcia Xavier, Maria Dolores and Gabi Negríndia. Access here.
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The description of this live argues: “Brazil does not know, so far, how many homeless people were contaminated and died by covid-19. In this serious context, people, movements and entities that guide the violation of rights for people who do not have a roof over their heads join the national Zero Eviction Campaign, with the launch of the “Zero Eviction Campaign and the homeless population”. See here the debate on October 2, 2020, organized by the Gaspar Garcia Center for Human Rights.
Travessia is a series of videos made by the Popular Education and Advisory Center whose main theme is the COVID-19 pandemic, but which in each episode brings a new sub-theme. Access here.
“The CAL/UnB and OEI artistic residency differs from others because it takes place within the university. It assumes itself as a space for dialogues and interactions, discussion of the arts and critical production. Focused on stimulating Latin American and African arts, it has been developing programs in loco since 2017, having already carried out three international residencies. This year, on the 22/09/2020, he will carry out his first online residency that will result in a performance action”. See here .
The Center for Education and Popular Advice presents in this live the study "The impact of Covid-19 on the action of popular social movements". The material is the result of interviews with leaders of 23 Brazilian organizations in order to understand how the coronavirus pandemic impacts the political-organizational and political-educational actions of social movements. Access here .
This live broadcast the debate table on “Problems of access to justice for indigenous peoples in the field of COVID-19”, which was part of the webinar “Exchange of experiences for the protection of indigenous defenders against COVID-19”, organized by Coordinadora de las Organizaciones Indígenas de la Cuenca Amazónica (COICA). The initiative is part of COICA's project to train indigenous defenders and was carried out on July 16, 2020. See here .
To talk about what solidary alliances were during the pandemic, what their limits and potential were, the Transe Hub channel held a live, on 08/27/2020, with the participation of Victor Hugo Viegas, member of Transe, and Zé Antônio – activist who did digital ethnography in dozens of facebook and whatsapp groups for mutual aid during the most intense period of mobilization in search of help. See here .
In this edition of the webinar series Population and Development in Debate, held on 08/26/2020, the impacts and possible solutions of the crisis caused by the pandemic were discussed from different perspectives, based on experiences in peripheral regions in Brazil. Anielle Franco – Director of Instituto Marielle Franco and curator of Projeto Papo Franco, Preto Zezé – Global President of Central Única das Favelas and Graziela Castello – Administrative Director and researcher of the Brazilian Center for Analysis and Planning participated in the debate. Access here.
The Movement for the Popular Evangelical Banquet held on August 25, 2020 a live on its Facebook channel with several representatives of evangelical social movements. The objective is to make a counterpoint with the fundamentalist logic of other sectors and talk about the political participation of evangelicals. The following participated in the debate: Will Carvalho, Ariovaldo, Bianca Ramires, Waldicéia de Moraes, Flavia Sá, EIG, Bob Luiz Botelho, Marcos Cesar, Samuel Oliveira, Wilson. Watch here .
This live discussed the various ways in which parliamentary mandates have acted in favor of the homeless population during the face of the impacts of the new coronavirus pandemic. It was held on August 18, 2020 and had guests: Eduardo Suplicy, Soninha Francine, Beth Sahão, Deputy Erica Malunguinho and Juliana Cardoso. Access here .
On the 05/08/2020th, social movements from Minas Gerais held a Live from the Zero Eviction Campaign. The broadcast was through the Popular Brigades Facebook page. The event's presentation text states that: “In the midst of the biggest public health crisis of the last hundred years, millions of families across Brazil can be forcibly taken from their homes and placed on the street. To talk about this matter, we heard from representatives of the MST – Landless Rural Workers Movement; MTST – Homeless Workers Movement; Grassroots Organization Movement (MOB); Land Pastoral Commission (CPT), Popular Liberation Movement - MLP, Street Pastoral, MTD - Movement of Workers and Workers for Rights, Federation of Quilombola Communities of Minas Gerais, National Movement of Homeless Population, Popular Fight, and of the Cidade de Deus Occupation, in Sete Lagoas, MG”. Access here.
Community leaders from the first class of BC Comunidades talk to award-winning social educator Bel Santos Mayer about transforming the territory where they live. BC Comunidades identifies, supports and gives visibility to new local leaders. An expansion program for the Brazil Conference in partnership with Insper. Participating in the discussion on August 7, 2020: – Audrey Ribeiro from FLIGRAJA (Grajaú SP) – Abidan Henrique from Km23 (Embu das Artes SP) – Flávia Rodrigues from Viela Mais Bonita (Paraisópolis – SP) – Ester Carro from Fazendinhando (Jardim Colombo, SP) – Romeu Mata from CDHU Jardim São Luiz (Jardim São Luiz, SP). Access here.
The Federation of APAES of the State of São Paulo (FEAPAES-SP) and the Institute of Teaching and Research UNIAPAE-SP promote the series Knowledge and Practices about the disabled person: knowing to transform. The objective is to promote dialogue between professionals, students, teachers and others interested in the issue of people with disabilities. In this live, the theme is Defense of rights and leadership of social movements in times of a pandemic, with sociologist and master in Political History of Social Relations Vanderson Pedruzzi and Dr. Cristiany de Castro, president of the Federation of APAES of the State of São Paulo. See here.
In July 2020, the City of São Paulo announced that street vendors could return to work. To discuss the challenges of the street vendor population, the Gaspar Garcia Human Rights Center promoted a live, on July 22, 2020, with the theme “Against the pandemic: how the fight of street vendors is going in the face of the Covid-19 crisis” ?” The participants were: Margarida Bernardina dos Santos Ramos, street vendor in the Brás region, member of the Forum of Street Vendors and of UNICAB – National Union of Workers Street vendors, street vendors and market vendors in Brazil; Maira Villas-BôasVannuchi, master in urban and regional planning from the Institute of Urban and Regional Planning - IPPUR of UFRJ and organizer of StreetNet International for the Americas and Ana Lídia Aguiar: sociologist, professor at the State Education Network in the South Zone and doctoral student in Sociology at the University of São Paulo. The mediation was by Benedito Roberto Barbosa, a lawyer at the Gaspar Garcia Center for Human Rights, coordinator at the Union of Housing Movements of São Paulo (UMMSP) and the Central dos Movimentos Populares (CMP). Watch here.
Communication in times of isolation was a chat about technology as a tool to communicate and the fight against fake news, held on 07/16/2020. The following participated in the debate: Roni Barbosa – Communications Secretary at CUT Brasil, Natália Bonavides – Federal Deputy | PT-RN and Paulo Salvador – Rede Brasil Atual.
The second LABGEF live, held on 07/18/2020, had as its theme “Social movements in the pandemic: experiences of Florianópolis, Lisbon and Seville”, with the mediation of Prof. Dr. Francisco Canella and participation of teachers: Dr. Francisco José Cuberos Galhardo (University of Seville, Spain. Assembly of Alcalá); Dr. Simone Frangella (University of Lisbon, Portugal. Grupo Chão); Elisa Jorge (National Movement for the Fight for Housing – MNLU. BrCidades, SC). Access here .
Online debate held by TV Unesp, on July 08, 2020, with the theme "Social Movements and the face of the pandemic". The participants were: Douglas Belchior, a professor with a degree in History and a founding member of Uneafro Brasil and Juarez Xavier, a doctor in Communication and Culture and a professor at Unesp in Bauru. See here.
The Gaspar Garcia Center for Human Rights and the Forum of the City of the Homeless Population broadcast the live "Against the pandemic: how are the social articulations in defense of the lives of the homeless population during the crisis of the new coronavirus" on July 1, 2020. The following guests participated: Viviane Dallastra, Robson, Luiz Kohara, Nina Laurindo. Access here .
This debate, held by the São Paulo Regional Council of Psychology on 06/21/2020, sought to discuss the actions that psychologists and social movements are developing in the territories. Participants: Andrea Arruda, Rodrigo Silva Santos, Glória Maria.
Webinar “Black and indigenous lives and Covid-19”, held on June 18, 2020 and organized by Ciência na Rua in partnership with Rede CoVida and Agência Bori. Researchers, activists and communicators committed to the struggle against structural racism in Brazilian society and aggression against indigenous peoples participated: Rosane Borges, from the University of São Paulo (USP), Emanuelle Goes, from Cidacs-Fiocruz, Daniel Munduruku, from the KUA Institute , Ana Carolina da Hora, computer scientist and creator of the Ogunhe Podcast, and Gilberto Caetano, editor and screenwriter, of Diálogos Afrurbanos. Watch here.
On the 17/06/2020th, another live from SINTECT-MG took place, this time talking about the situation of Social Movements and the pandemic. Participants in the debate were: Alceu Karipuna, Indigenous and professor of the medicine course at the Federal University of Amapá; the Representative of the National Commission of the League of Poor Peasants; and Pedro Paulo (Pepê), founder of SINTECT/MG and FENTECT and leader of the Fight for Socialism (LPS). Access here.
Debate “Resistance and strategies of social movements in times of pandemics”, held on June 16, 2020 by the Center for Studies and Research on Social Movements (NEMOS) of the Postgraduate Studies Program in Social Services at the Pontifical Catholic University of São Paulo (PPGSS/PUC-SP). The following participated in the debate: Evaniza Rodrigues, Emerson Guarani Nhandeva, Caroline Rodrigues. Access here .
Conversation with activists held on June 11, 2020 organized in social movements from various parts of the country about how we organize ourselves to face issues that were already serious before the pandemic and are now even more urgent. The following guests participated in the live: Altamira Simões, Ana Lucia, Darcy Costa, Moyses Toniolo, Getulio Vargas Jr. Watch here.
Live Periphery against the Pandemic was held on June 4, 2020 by the Rosa Luxemburgo Foundation. It had the support of the following guests: Rita de Cássia – representative of the MTSB, Débora Dias – coordinator of UNEafro Brasil, Tiaraju D'andrea – researcher at the Center for Peripheral Studies – CEP, Anielle Franco – from the Marielle Franco Institute, Jussara Basso – coordination of the MTST – Movement of Homeless Workers and Keli Mafort – national direction of MST Brazil. Access here.
Online debate table held during the “PRE ENAPEGS 2020” event, held on May 25, 2020 on the following topic: Collective action and new social mobilizations against inequalities. It has several academics and activists who do research on the topic: Leonardo Leal (UFAL), Danielle Klintowitz (Instituto Polis), Carla Martelli (UESP) and Raoni Azerêdo (Federal University of Western Pará). Look here.
The theme of this meeting, held on May 20, 2020, is the integral development of children and adolescents in the face of the coronavirus. For the dialogue we received Jany Alencar, general director of the social organization Verde Vida and Tião Rocha, founder of the Popular Center for Culture and Development – CPCD. The conversation will be mediated by the superintendent of Itaú Social, Angela Dannemann. See here .
In a live held on May 11, 2020, by the Mídia NINJA channel, actor Lázaro Ramos spoke with activist Raull Santiago, from the collective Papo Reto, which works in the Complexo de favelas do Alemão. See the full interview here , or above.
Live held on May 07, 2020 at the event "Cycle of Lectures" produced by the group Demodê - IPOL / UNB. The main theme of the event this year was “Actions and Challenges in Coping with COVID-19 in Brazil”. The live debated the urban peripheries in the context of facing COVID-19, and was attended by 3 guests: Maria das Graças (UMM / SP), Cristiane Benedetto (IBDU) and Thiago Trindade (IPOL / UnB). Access here .
In 2020, the main trade union centrals came together to celebrate Labor Day and Worker's Day. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, for the first time, the fraternization was virtual. Organizing union centers: CUT, CSB, CGTB, CTB, Força Sindical, Intersindical, NCST, Public Central do Servidor and UGT. See here .
Live organized on April 27, 2020 by the Periferia Viva campaign with guests Breno Rodrigues (RJ) and Ronaldo Souza (RS). It discusses the actions carried out in the peripheries of Rio Grande do Sul and Rio de Janeiro. Access here.
“Lugar de Quarantine” was a podcast made to understand and share different experiences and impacts of COVID-19 on the periphery, starting from the districts of Parelheiros and Marsilac. On April 24, 2020, the first of 21 episodes was released (the last one is from May 25, 2021). The initiative is from the “ArquePerifa” group. Access here.
