By CHRISTINA BRECH & MANUELA DA SILVA SOUZA: Revisiting the struggles, contributions and advances promoted by women in Mathematics in Brazil over the last 10 years gives us an understanding of how long and challenging our journey is
By MARLENE COULOMB-GULLY: Foreword to the recently released book by Amanda Braga and Carlos Piovezani
By FLAVIO VALENTIM DE OLIVEIRA: Commentary on the film directed by Marianna Brennand, currently showing in cinemas.
By ARACY PS BALBANI: As a doctor in the SUS, I witness the physical and mental toll of exploitation every day. A strong public health system needs healthy patients, and this starts with decent work. PEC 8/2025 is not just a
By LEONARDO BOFF: In the face of the planetary crisis, the ethics of care (feminine) and justice (masculine) need to complement each other, overcoming the patriarchal tradition and integrating affection, equity and ecology to face social and environmental challenges
By WALNICE NOGUEIRA GALVÃO:
Entry from the “Dictionary of Marxism in the Americas”.
By KETRIM BUENO DE FRAGA: In Rio Grande do Sul we have a cruel portrait of the structural misogyny of the Brazilian penal system, which transforms punishment into torture and makes bodies already socially discarded invisible
By MAURICEUS BRUGNARO JUNIOR: Marianne Weber combined, in her life, political participation, academic research and the prospects for social change
By EVA ALTERMAN BLAY: Anti-feminism means returning to fascism, ensuring the submission of women and other minorities to a brutal leader. This history is familiar to us. This is the moment to decide which side we are on.
By GUILHERME COLOMBARA ROSSATTO: Commentary on the film directed by José Antonio Garcia & Ícaro Martins, currently showing in cinemas
By JOHN VICTOR UZER: Talking about “woke” does not necessarily refer to conspiracy theories. The term can be used in its original sense of “keeping an eye on social inequalities”
By FABIANE ALBUQUERQUE: For long centuries, knowledge produced by white men was considered “neutral” and “disembodied”, and therefore complete, rational and scientific, while knowledge produced by women was considered passionate.
By PATRICIA HILL COLLINS: Marielle Franco had emerged as a grassroots leader during a period when Brazil continued to struggle with its historical legacies of colonialism and slavery and its political history of dictatorship.
By MANUELA D'AVILA: The political violence to which female politicians are subjected is even more expressive when crossed by racism
By FRANÇOIS-MARIE AROUET VOLTAIRE: Article collected in the recently published book, organized by Regina Schöpke & Mauro Baladi
By MARCIO MORETTO RIBEIRO: Without definitive evidence, the Almeida case became a landmark in the dispute between the strengthening of the allegations and the accusations of political use of these allegations
By VINICIUS MADUREIRA MAIA: Typical of lay demonstrations, Maria Rita Kehl's text is awful, and the viral excerpt from the interview in question is just more of the same
By AMELIA COHN: Nísia Trindade's departure would mean that, no matter how strong her replacement is, health has entered the market for political (and economic) negotiations
By JOÃO LANARI BO: Commentary on the documentary directed by Shiori Ito
By NADERA SHALHOUB-KEVORKIAN: Women may need to remain invisible, and their decision to deny voice to their knowledge, and prevent their narratives from seeing the light of day, should guide our constructions
By CHRISTINA BRECH & MANUELA DA SILVA SOUZA: Revisiting the struggles, contributions and advances promoted by women in Mathematics in Brazil over the last 10 years gives us an understanding of how long and challenging our journey is
By MARLENE COULOMB-GULLY: Foreword to the recently released book by Amanda Braga and Carlos Piovezani
By FLAVIO VALENTIM DE OLIVEIRA: Commentary on the film directed by Marianna Brennand, currently showing in cinemas.
By ARACY PS BALBANI: As a doctor in the SUS, I witness the physical and mental toll of exploitation every day. A strong public health system needs healthy patients, and this starts with decent work. PEC 8/2025 is not just a
By LEONARDO BOFF: In the face of the planetary crisis, the ethics of care (feminine) and justice (masculine) need to complement each other, overcoming the patriarchal tradition and integrating affection, equity and ecology to face social and environmental challenges
By WALNICE NOGUEIRA GALVÃO:
Entry from the “Dictionary of Marxism in the Americas”.
By KETRIM BUENO DE FRAGA: In Rio Grande do Sul we have a cruel portrait of the structural misogyny of the Brazilian penal system, which transforms punishment into torture and makes bodies already socially discarded invisible
By MAURICEUS BRUGNARO JUNIOR: Marianne Weber combined, in her life, political participation, academic research and the prospects for social change
By EVA ALTERMAN BLAY: Anti-feminism means returning to fascism, ensuring the submission of women and other minorities to a brutal leader. This history is familiar to us. This is the moment to decide which side we are on.
By GUILHERME COLOMBARA ROSSATTO: Commentary on the film directed by José Antonio Garcia & Ícaro Martins, currently showing in cinemas
By JOHN VICTOR UZER: Talking about “woke” does not necessarily refer to conspiracy theories. The term can be used in its original sense of “keeping an eye on social inequalities”
By FABIANE ALBUQUERQUE: For long centuries, knowledge produced by white men was considered “neutral” and “disembodied”, and therefore complete, rational and scientific, while knowledge produced by women was considered passionate.
By PATRICIA HILL COLLINS: Marielle Franco had emerged as a grassroots leader during a period when Brazil continued to struggle with its historical legacies of colonialism and slavery and its political history of dictatorship.
By MANUELA D'AVILA: The political violence to which female politicians are subjected is even more expressive when crossed by racism
By FRANÇOIS-MARIE AROUET VOLTAIRE: Article collected in the recently published book, organized by Regina Schöpke & Mauro Baladi
By MARCIO MORETTO RIBEIRO: Without definitive evidence, the Almeida case became a landmark in the dispute between the strengthening of the allegations and the accusations of political use of these allegations
By VINICIUS MADUREIRA MAIA: Typical of lay demonstrations, Maria Rita Kehl's text is awful, and the viral excerpt from the interview in question is just more of the same
By AMELIA COHN: Nísia Trindade's departure would mean that, no matter how strong her replacement is, health has entered the market for political (and economic) negotiations
By JOÃO LANARI BO: Commentary on the documentary directed by Shiori Ito
By NADERA SHALHOUB-KEVORKIAN: Women may need to remain invisible, and their decision to deny voice to their knowledge, and prevent their narratives from seeing the light of day, should guide our constructions