Rio de Janeiro, 17 de abril de 2023

A operação policial que começou por volta da meia-noite de hoje, 17 de abril de 2023, na Nova Holanda, uma das 16 favelas da Maré, pode ser percebida de diversas formas. A mais comum...

Neste 26 de abril de 2023, mais uma operação policial aconteceu, muito cedo, acordando moradores de algumas favelas da Maré. São muitos os relatos, pedidos de ajuda, denúncias e fatos narrados por moradoras e moradores que não suportam mais o desrespeito...

Imaginem a dor de perder quem você ama. Pensem em viver esse momento sendo totalmente desrespeitado. É sobre questões como essas, que acontecem todos os dias com moradores de favelas, que precisamos refletir.

Na manhã desta quinta-feira, 11 de maio, um homem de...

Chegamos a 18 de maio de 2023. A cidade do Rio de Janeiro amanhece com nuvens de outono, estação que transita entre o verão e o inverno. Um clima ameno que deixa mais aconchegante o dormir e o despertar. Nesse instante, pessoas estão a caminho do trabalho, da...

Rio de Janeiro, 01 de junho de 2023

O dia começa chuvoso e frio. A vontade é ficar na cama, debaixo do cobertor e curtir esses dias de clima pouco característico do Rio de Janeiro. Mas entre o desejo e a possibilidade de...

Rio de Janeiro, 05 de julho de 2023

As tardes e noites nas favelas da Maré costumam ser muito agitadas e efervescentes. Sons de motos, carros e caminhões disputam com as músicas altas dos bares e casas. A...

Placing slums at the center of the electoral debate, as protagonists, is crucial for building democracy.

The slums of Rio de Janeiro have long held an ambiguous position in political and media discussions during election years....

By Eliana Sousa Silva

There are many different reasons why women fight around the world. Every March 8th, media articles and various events draw our attention to the challenges that billions of women face daily, in different levels and ways. International Women's...

The Supreme Court needs to assess the constitutionality of Rio's public security policy

This Friday, the STF (Supreme Federal Court) plenary will evaluate a precautionary measure granted by Minister Edson Fachin that suspends police operations in the favelas of...

The use of aircraft in police operations as a shooting platform causes us to reach a new and unacceptable level of violence, perversity and lack of respect for life by the Government.

It is not news that the security...

I begin this text completely stunned. On the last 14th, we completed three months of the murder of city councilwoman Marielle Franco, “child of Maré”, as she defined herself, without any conclusion regarding the identity of her executioners. In this sense, the exceptional...

March 8, as a reference date to remember the condition of women worldwide, must be recognized for its political and symbolic meaning. That date, set in 1977 by the United Nations, meant the recognition of historic struggles undertaken by women in the United...

The evening of the 24^th and the morning of the 25^th of June, 2013 will be marked in the memory of the residents of Maré shantytown complex and the city of Rio de Janeiro by sadness.

A group of Special Operations Battalion...

What were you doing on a Saturday night, November 28, 2015?   You were probably having fun with relatives or friends. Five black adolescent and youth were doing the same in an economy car, in a district of Rio de Janeiro suburb, going to a pizzeria, until they were shot by military...

Public security is one of the least spread fundamental rights in Brazil. Far from that, the slums and peripheries populations never had it - not even as a possibility. Residents have been systematically treated in a violent and hostile manner, in a clear...

The ten deaths occurred at down in June 2013 in Maré, the largest complex of favelas (slums) in Rio de Janeiro,  could have been just another sad episode, among so many recorded in Rio de Janeiro violent routine, that don’t result in debate or consequence worthy of note. ...

The moment we live in calls attention to the profusion of dramatic events that cross our daily lives. We can barely digest them and soon we are faced with new facts to challenge us. We are, undoubtedly, facing a wave that will require intense strength and vigor to withstand times...

Armed clashes with a high lethality rate have become commonplace in the state of Rio. The escalation of violence has generated perplexity and revolt. We are overcome by a feeling of collective incapacity when we do not see prospects for a reversal, in the short term, of the critical point where...

The gradual increase in violence caused by confrontations between armed criminal groups and by police operations in the favelas of Rio de Janeiro (in this case, with greater scope and lethality) has terrifying effects for the populations of these regions. In a simple survey by the press on the...

“I can’t sleep. There is a woman stuck behind my eyelids. If I could, I would tell her to leave, but I have a woman stuck down my throat”. - Eduardo Galeano

I too have not been able to sleep for days. I have Marielle Franco stuck behind my eyelids. I have Marielle stuck...

The episodes that occurred in the last 15 days in Maré, with nine injured and four dead, seem to repeat themselves in a spiral. Upon hearing the reports of the violations, we are overcome by the same feelings of indignation and revolt as when we witnessed, in 2013, the deaths of 11 people...

“An assault rifle must be used in wars, in police operations in communities, and in slums. It is not a weapon to be used in urban areas”. Rodrigo Pimentel.

The comment highlighted above is from the public safety consultant Rodrigo Pimentel during the TV newscast RJ TV...

Violence against women, with an emphasis on sexual abuse that, in many cases, materializes in rape, is very common in Brazil. Given the seriousness of the fact, the attention that the topic has been receiving is positive, as well as the effort of many to break...

News of UPP entry in Maré, Rio de Janeiro’s largest favela, comes preceded by great speculation. After all, no one knows when or how it will be implemented. Thus, residents await confirmation with anticipation and apprehension. They understand that this initiative represents the...

The relentless fire that hit the National Museum, located at Quinta da Boa Vista, in Rio de Janeiro, on September 2018, deeply hurts and touches our soul. It is impossible not to think that a part of each of us Brazilians goes along with the fire. We regret the loss of years of our history. This...

The night of June 24 and the dawn of June 25, 2013 will be marked in the memory of the residents of Maré and the city of Rio de Janeiro for their sadness.

A group of agents from the Special Operations Battalion...

NGO directors fear that police action infringes the rights of residents

The police are conducting a warlike occupation at Maré, the largest group of shantytowns in Rio de Janeiro, home to 130,000 people in 16 different locations, and we watch this with a mixture of hope and...

In Brazil, policies and public opinion on issues related to illicit drugs occur mainly through criminal repression. This view, which translates into the “war on drugs”, has tragic consequences, especially for the populations of poor areas. In recent...

UPPs experience could be an improvement if government and civil society manage to incorporate citizen listening in the short term

In the first 55 days of 2014, we had at least 45 killed in police operations in Rio de...

What we need, at Maré and in other slums, is an integrated action of the State that respects the right to life of the residents and offers them opportunities to be active citizens

Rio – “Until when” is the title of the documentary made in 2005. In it, the failure...

Both suffer the same problems: they are defined through stereotypes and made into scapegoats, preventing the attribution of responsibility for social issues that no one wants to face. More than this, prejudiced views of favelas and cracolândias end up...

Rio has lived, for decades, under the sign of "urban war". Such a representation, however, more masks than explains a reality much more complex than its alleged struggle between forces of good against evil. As is known, the configuration...

The city of Rio de Janeiro is trying to untie one of the most intricate knots of Brazilian education: the identification of children 6-14 years of age still out of school and their return to the classroom.

The mission...

The recent murder of Osmar Paiva Camelo, one of the most active representatives of community associations in Maré, the largest set of favelas in Rio de Janeiro, worries those who follow the state's security policy, especially in so-called “pacified” communities.

In...

The incursions of the Military and Civil Police in some of the favelas of Maré, having as reference the last three months of 2017, call attention for the degree of truculence and also for the lack of transparency about the reasons that lead them there. They...

Por: Aristênio Gomes Pesquisador Redes da Maré, Felipe Souza Assistente de pesquisa Redes da Maré, Isabel Barbosa Pesquisadora Redes da Maré, Julian Brigstocke Professor Cardiff University, Luiz Carlos B. J. Junior Pesquisador Redes da Maré, Maykon Sardinha...

Por: Aristênio Gomes Pesquisador Redes da Maré, Isabel Barbosa Pesquisadora Redes da Maré, Julian Brigstocke Professor Cardiff University, Luiz Carlos B. J. Junior Pesquisador Redes da Maré, Maykon Sardinha Pesquisador Redes da Maré, Thays dos Santos Pinto...

Por Vanda Canuto, coordenadora do Espaço Normal, e André Galdino, redutor de danos

No dia 7 de Maio é comemorado o Dia Internacional da Redução de Danos e também o aniversário do...

From The New York Times

RIO DE JANEIRO — Thiago Nascimento expected no help from the government when the coronavirus arrived in his neighborhood. ‌‌He was worried because, as in other favelas — informal settlements throughout the city...

The founder and president of NGO Redes da Maré, Eliana Sousa, says that society has normalized the absence of the state in the favelas. The visit to Maré Complex by Flávio Dino, minister of Justice and Public Security and the first minister...

Equipe Casa Preta da Maré

A Casa Preta da Maré, equipamento da Redes da Maré, firme na luta pelo direito à vida plena para todas as pessoas, vem saldar as datas comemorativas referentes ao marco de 21 de março de 2023: o...

By Pâmela Carvalho

March 8th is known as the International Women's Day. It is a highly significant date that recognizes the women's movements fighting around the world. Demands for better working conditions and political rights, such as the right to...

By Elena Landau, economist and columnist

Last week, I visited Redes da Maré, a civil society institution that organizes effective projects and public policy actions to improve the lives of the 140,000 favela residents. It is greater than 96%...

Por Julia Rossi

Today is the National Climate Change Awareness Day and although this topic sometimes seems far from our daily lives, it is closer than we think. The climate is felt by us in many ways, whether in the ambient temperature, in the weather...

By Lorena Froz

To contextualize, we will need to talk about the history of Maré. The occupation of this space began around 1940, along with the process of removing favelas from the city center and the migration of the population from the Northeast...

by Camila Barros Moraes and Joelma de Sousa dos Santos

Around 12:00, a 21-year-old boy was executed in Morro do Timbau. He was reportedly hit in the leg with a warning shot, turned himself in and asked to be taken to the police station, however, public security agents...

By Camila Barros Moraes and Shyrlei Rosendo, researchers at Redes da Maré's Right to Public Security and Access to Justice Axis

“It was 6:45 in the morning, I was going to work, I passed by and when I saw it, the police were right in the corner...

Por Kamilla Valentim, para o Maré de Notícias

Era noite de 14 de março de 2018.

Quando recebi a infeliz notícia, através do celular

“Vereadora Marielle Franco morta a...

Por Angélica Ferrarez de Almeida 

Este ano de 2018 estamos diante de um duplo desafio, refletir sobre a sociedade e a democracia no país, já que vivemos os chamados dos “130 anos do pós...

Por Ana Clara Alves

Os fogos pareciam uma versão violenta daquela kombi que passa anunciando “30 ovos por 10 reais!”. Já os fogos diziam “30 mortes por 1 operação!”.

Por Andreza Jorge, Mestranda em Relações Étnico-Raciais, Coordenadora Pedagógica do Projeto da Casa das Mulheres e Coordenadora do Projeto Mulheres ao Vento

No segundo semestre de 2017, foi realizada uma pesquisa sobre...

Por Eduardo Alves

O mundo, que predomina para os todos que necessitam sobreviver com a venda da sua força de trabalho e seguem em busca de um salário que possa garantir a vida para mais um dia, é um obstáculo para o...

Por Andreza Jorge

No dia 8 de março se comemora o Dia Internacional da Mulher, uma data-símbolo para a luta das mulheres. A data faz parte do calendário de mais de 100 países, sendo nomeada de “dia internacional” pelas...

Por Eduardo Alves

A favela da Maré, assim como o amplo, diverso e múltiplo território das periferias, é um impactante ambiente de criação, invenção e superação das condições...

Por Andréa Blum

Espaço Normal comemora um ano da inauguração de centro de convivência Projeto referência de redução de danos dentro do território de favela apresenta trabalho em conferência...

Vidas faveladas importam! Uma reflexão sobre Segurança Pública nas favelas

Trabalho em favelas há mais de trinta anos e, cada vez mais, me apaixono pela diferente rotina destes espaços. Nasci em Juiz de Fora, Minas Gerais,...

Por Hélio Euclides

O Laboratório de Comunicação Dialógica realizou, na Uerj, o evento Mídia das Ruas. Na tarde de 25 de setembro, foram exibidos três filmes. O primeiro a ser exibido foi um curta-metragem, do...

Por Eliane Salles

Na próxima quinta-feira, 20, representantes da Redes da Maré acompanharão moradores de uma área conhecida como Favela do Arroz (localizada na comunidade de Marcílio Dias, na Maré) a um atendimento...

Por Eliane Salles

Cerca de 400 pessoas, a maioria jovens, participaram na noite desta terça-feira (18) do Debate com Candidatos na Maré, realizado no Centro de Artes da Maré (CAM). O encontro, promovido pelo Fórum Basta de...

Por Caio Castor e José Cícero da Silva, da Agência Pública

Rute Carvalho (zona sul), Givanilda Novaes (zona norte), Andreia Aparecida (centro) e Maria José Vicente (zona leste) são parte das pessoas que vivem em...

Por Nicolas Quirion

No sábado, 9 de junho, a partir das 22h, a rua C-11 da Vila do Pinheiro vai vibrar ao ritmo de uma música vinda do outro lado do Atlântico. A comunidade angolana da Maré se mobilizou para oferecer uma...

Por Rodrigo Bodão, Poeta, Doutor em Psicologia pela UFRJ e atualmente coordena a Articulação Institucional da Casa Normal

Em abril de 2018, a Casa Normal – Espaço de Referência sobre Drogas abre na...

Por Ana Clara Alves

substantivo feminino

1.ocn.fís fenômeno cíclico de elevação (preamar) e abaixamento (baixa-mar) das...

Por Fernanda Viana para o Maré de Notícias

Quem caminha pelos estreitos becos e vielas da favela não imagina as lutas firmadas pelos moradores da Maré, sobretudo pelas mulheres, para garantir as condições...

Por Andreza Jorge, Mestra em Relações Étnico-Raciais, Coordenadora Pedagógica do Projeto da Casa das Mulheres e Coordenadora do Projeto Mulheres ao Vento

No segundo semestre de 2017, foi realizada uma pesquisa sobre...

Na prática, em pleno século XXI continuamos em nossa sina de País megabiodiverso, degradando nossos recursos naturais, até o dia que não sobre mais nada, além de escombros

Conheci esse Ecossistema lá pelos anos 1980, ainda...

“Vi…la, Vi…la, Vila I…, é Vila Isabel, professora? É Vila Isabel? ” Diante de minha afirmativa, Seu Augusto, um pernambucano de 60 anos, ao terminar de ler o destino do ônibus, com lágrimas nos olhos, fitou os passageiros que aguardavam...

By Andrea Blum and Jessica Pires

The buffet consolidates its proposal of taking handcrafted, local and affective cuisine throughout the city, combined with training in gastronomy and income generation for women from...

Por Andréa Blum e Jéssica Pires

Neste 13 de julho de 2021, o Estatuto da Criança e do Adolescente (ECA) completa 31 anos. Este conjunto de leis e normas, criado em 1990 através da Lei 8.069, tem como objetivo fortalecer a...

By Julia Bruce

Edited by Andréa Blum and reviewed by Luiz Assumpção

The campaign vaccinated approximately 37,000 residents aged 18 and above in six days.

The second dose is scheduled for...

O avanço do vírus na Maré e o que estamos fazendo para enfrentar esse momento difícil junto aos moradores e moradoras do conjunto de favelas. Ouça abaixo, entenda o que tá acontecendo e compartilhe!

Essa é...

he work of Redes da Maré is based on the mobilization and protagonism of the local population and the articulation of a wide network of partners, weaving dialogues with institutions, civil society, universities, public bodies and the...

"THERE ARE SEVERAL MARÉS WITHIN THE MARÉ."

By Jéssica Pires and Julia Bruce

This is the "Who Makes Redes” column, a compilation of stories of people who build...

KNOWING RIGHTS TO OPEN PATHS

By Jéssica Pires and Julia Bruce

This is the "Who Makes Redes” column, a compilation of stories of people who build our organization and make...

THE CONSTRUCTION OF VISUAL COMMUNICATION AS A TOOL FOR RESISTANCE

By Jéssica Pires and Julia Bruce

This is the "Who Makes Redes” column, a compilation of stories of people...

DEVELOPMENT FROM THE INDIVIDUAL'S POINT OF VIEW

By Jessica Pires and Julia Bruce

This is the column Who Makes Redes, a compilation of the stories of people who build our organization and...

THE STREET IS A CLASSROOM

By Jessica Pires and Julia Bruce

This is the column Who Makes Redes, a compilation of the stories of people who build our organization and who work hard every...

THE IMPORTANCE OF HISTORY FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF IDENTITIES

By Julia Bruce

This is the column Who Makes Redes, a compilation of the stories of people who build our organization and who...

28 YEARS OF MARÉ AS A NEIGHBORHOOD: REVISITING THE PAST, LOOKING AT THE PRESENT AND WORKING FOR THE FUTURE

By Jessica Pires and Julia Bruce

This is the column Who Makes Redes, a...

WOMEN OF STRENGTH AND HOPE

By Jéssica Pires

This is the column Who Makes Redes, a compilation of the stories of people who build our organization and who work hard every day to do what we...

LOOKING AT THE POWER OF MARÉ

By Julia Bruce

This is the column Who Makes Redes, a compilation of the stories of people who build our organization and who work hard every...

EDUCATE IS BREAKING CHAINS

By Julia Bruce

This is the column Who Makes Redes, a compilation of the stories of people who build our organization and who work hard every day to do...

CONNECTING LOOKS

By Julia Bruce

This is the column Who Makes Redes, a compilation of the stories of people who build our organization and who work hard every day to do what we do...

RECOGNIZING PLACES

By Julia Bruce

This is the column Who Makes Redes, a compilation of the stories of people who build our organization and who work hard every day to do what we...

EMPATHY TO EDUCATE

By Jéssica Pires

This is the column Who Makes Redes, a compilation of the stories of people who build our organization and who work hard every day to do...

BELOGING AND ARTICULATION

This is the column Who Makes Redes, a compilation of the stories of people who build our organization and who work hard every day to do what we do best: actions and projects for...

MAKING NEW POINTS OF VIEW

This is the column Who Makes Redes, a compilation of the stories of people who build our organization and who work hard every day to do what we do best: actions and projects for...

MEETING OF TERRITORIES AND STRUGGLES

This is the column Who Makes Redes, a compilation of the stories of people who build our organization and who work hard every day to do what we do best: actions and projects...

PRODUCTING KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCES

This is the column Who Makes Redes, a compilation of the stories of people who build our organization and who work hard every day to do what we do best: actions and...

ART THAT TRANSFORMS

This is the column Who Makes Redes, a compilation of the stories of people who build our organization and who work hard every day to do what we do best: actions and projects for residents of...

TASTE AND TRADITION TO BREAK WITH INEQUALITIES

This is the column Who Makes Redes, a compilation of the stories of people who build our organization and who work hard every day to do what we do best: actions and...

THE MEETING OF STRUGGLES

This is the column Who Makes Redes, a compilation of the stories of people who build our organization and who work hard every day to do what we do best: actions and projects for residents...

RESTLESS AND MOBILIZED YOUTH

This is the column Who Makes Redes, a compilation of the stories of people who build our organization and who work hard every day to do what we do best: actions and projects for...

AN ENCOUNTER WITH THE STRUGGLE fFOR RIGHTS IN MARÉ

This is the column Who Makes Redes, a compilation of the stories of people who build our organization and who work hard every day to do what we do best:...

PERSONAL AND ACADEMIC RECONSTRUCTION

This is the column Who Makes Redes, a compilation of the stories of people who build our organization and who work hard every day to do what we do best: actions and projects...

TO KNOWOUR POTENTIALS

This is the column Who Makes Redes, a compilation of the stories of people who build our organization and who work hard every day to do what we do best: actions and projects for residents of...

CHILDHOOD IN THE LIBRARY

This is the column Who Makes Redes, a compilation of the stories of people who build our organization and who work hard every day to do what we do best: actions and projects for residents...

MEMORY AND RECOGNITION

This is the column Who Makes Redes, a compilation of the stories of people who build our organization and who work hard every day to do what we do best: actions and projects for residents...

EXPANDING POSSIBILITIES

This is the column Who Makes Redes, a compilation of the stories of people who build our organization and who work hard every day to do what we do best: actions and projects for residents...

ALWAYS PRESENT IN THE PATH

This is the column Who Makes Redes, a compilation of the stories of people who build our organization and who work hard every day to do what we do best: actions and projects for...

MONITORING THE DEVELOPMENT OF MARÉ

This is the column Who Makes Redes, a compilation of the stories of people who build our organization and who work hard every day to do what we do best: actions and...

DANCING AT A DIFFERENT PACE

This is the column Who Makes Redes, a compilation of the stories of people who build our organization and who work hard every day to do what we do best: actions and projects for...

INSPIRING MOBILIZATION

This is the column Who Makes Redes, a compilation of the stories of people who build our organization and who work hard every day to do what we do best: actions and projects for residents...

IMPULSE TO CHANGE

This is the column Who Makes Redes, a compilation of the stories of people who build our organization and who work hard every day to do what we do best: actions and projects for residents of...

WEAVING POSSIBILITIES

This is the column Who Makes Redes, a compilation of the stories of people who build our organization and who work hard every day to do what we do best: actions and projects for residents of...

FAMILY THAT ENCOURAGES

This is the column Who Makes Redes, a compilation of the stories of people who build our organization and who work hard every day to do what we do best: actions and projects for residents...

PERSISTENCE IN DREAMS

This is the column Who Makes Redes, a compilation of the stories of people who build our organization and who work hard every day to do what we do best: actions and projects for residents of...

COLLECTIVE SPIRIT

This is the column Who Makes Redes, a compilation of the stories of people who build our organization and who work hard every day to do what we do best: actions and projects for residents of...

PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL TRANSFORMATION

This is the column Who Makes Redes, a compilation of the stories of people who build our organization and who work hard every day to do what we do best: actions and...

LOOKING FOR CARE

This is the column Who Makes Redes, a compilation of the stories of people who build our organization and who work hard every day to do what we do best: actions and projects for residents of...

WORKING AND RECEPTION

This is the column Who Makes Redes, a compilation of the stories of people who build our organization and who work hard every day to do what we do best: actions and projects for residents of...

STRENGTH TO WORK FOR MARÉ!

This is the column Who Makes Redes, a compilation of the stories of people who build our organization and who work hard every day to do what we do best: actions and projects for...

EMPATHY IN PRACTICE

This is the column Who Makes Redes, a compilation of the stories of people who build our organization and who work hard every day to do what we do best: actions and projects for residents of...

BALANCING STRUGGLES

This is the column Who Makes Redes, a compilation of the stories of people who build our organization and who work hard every day to do what we do best: actions and projects for residents of...

GRATITUDE THAT INSPIRES

This is the column Who Makes Redes, a compilation of the stories of people who build our organization and who work hard every day to do what we do best: actions and projects for residents...

TRANSFORMATION AND RECOGNITION

This is the column Who Makes Redes, a compilation of the stories of people who build our organization and who work hard every day to do what we do best: actions and projects for...

CHANGE OF PATHS AND VIEWS

This is the column Who Makes Redes, a compilation of the stories of people who build our organization and who work hard every day to do what we do best: actions and projects for...

Como crianças e adolescentes participantes de projetos de educação da Redes da Maré – muitas em situação de vulnerabilidade social extrema – estão respondendo aos estímulos de educadores e às...

No mês em que se comemora o Dia do Estudante, o Maré de Notícias inicia a publicação de uma série de três matérias sobre o desafio de manter projetos de educação na Maré diante das dificuldades impostas pela pandemia...

CAMPANHA DE ARRECADAÇÃO DA REDES DA MARÉ PARA MORADORES DAS 16 COMUNIDADES DO CONJUNTO DE FAVELAS DA MARÉ EM TEMPOS DE CORONAVÍRUS

Solicitante

A Redes da Maré é uma instituição criada por moradores da Maré,...

Entramos na terceira semana desde que foram definidas as primeiras medidas para contenção da contaminação pelo novo coronavírus no Brasil. A preocupação com os cuidados em relação à prevenção, bem como...

A Redes de Desenvolvimento da Maré atua há mais de mais de duas décadas no esforço de contribuir para a melhoria das condições de vida dos habitantes da Maré, que hoje somam 140 mil moradores, distribuídos em 16 favelas. Atuamos a...

Partindo da importância que uma informação correta e bem comunicada em tempos de crise, foi firmada uma parceria com a Fiocruz, buscando verificar e validar as diretrizes de informação, de fontes seguras, e produzir dados e ações de...

O canal online "De Olho no Corona!", um desdobramento do projeto "Maré de Direitos", está fazendo o atendimento diário online de moradores das 16 favelas da Maré, com o objetivo de oferecer uma escuta qualificada e prestar orientações...

Presidente da Fiocruz, juiza, médica intensivista, líderes comunitárias, enfermeira, pesquisadora e diretora do Instituto Nacional de Infectologia Evandro Chagas estão na linha de frente desta guerra
Marcia Disitzer com colaboração de Lívia...

Income for women on two fronts: women from the project ‘Flavors of Maré’, who are preparing the hot meals, and seamstresses who are producing masks to be distributed to the population of the 16 favelas of Maré. They all lost their income in this period of crisis.

Collection of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for distribution to professionals working in the seven Basic Health Units, in the three Psychosocial Care Centers, in the Maré Emergency Unit (UPA Maré) and in the Street Office.