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Over the course of a year, we challenged four writers we admire to write a letter on a contemporary topic they consider urgent, ending with a question. The letters are sent to the participants, who can respond with a text, a drawing, or a photograph. Each writer selects the response they find most interesting, and at the end of the year, we publish a self-published edition with the texts from the selected writers and readers.
Discover the program that will help you think differently with leading figures. In addition to this one, there are 4 other modules that combine journalism, art, and citizenship, spread over 10 months.
Alice Neto de Sousa
Daniel Sampaio
Luisa Sobral
Valter Hugo Mother
The writers' letters will arrive at your address in the next few days.
After you register, we will contact you to confirm the address where you will receive the letters. We will also indicate at that time the means by which you can send your reply, should you wish to do so.
pear here the document where we explain in detail how we are organized
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if you Register for the Annual Program of Generating Critical Thinking. You will have access to 5 different modules, spread over 10 months, that combine journalism, art, and citizenship.
A book club that promotes the fight against misinformation through the practice of journalistic excellence. In each of the four sessions, we work with a published report that we admire and that deserves to be discussed in an open and pluralistic way.
We propose using artistic practices to open new perspectives, better understand the society in which we live, and explore alternative paths. Four participants will share complementary viewpoints in four independent 2-hour sessions. By the end, each participant will have the tools to imaginatively address personal, professional, and social challenges.
The workshop offers a practical immersion into contemporary information dynamics: how disinformation is manufactured, how to detect it, and how to debunk it.
Democracy thrives on voting, yes, but also on informed participation, critical scrutiny, and the ability to engage in dialogue with those who think differently. This course proposes a practical mapping of citizenship: understanding how public policies are decided, how opinions are formed, and how institutions function; practicing tools for interpreting debates, data, and narratives; and developing skills to intervene responsibly in the public sphere.
