Already preparing for Brazil Week, the King’s Brazil Institute hosted today the incredible documentary by Marcos Colon. Thank you all who joined us! 🎞️📽️🍿King's Global Affairs Andreza Aruska de Souza Santos

To close this year's Brazil Week at King's College London, on 25 April, we are delighted to welcome the King's Brazil Ensemble for a special performance of 'A Noiva do Condutor' (the Tram Conductor's Sweetheart, from Brazilian composer Noel Rosa). kcl.ac.uk/events/the-kin…

Professor Karl Erik Schøllhammer,
Rio Branco Chair at the King's Brazil Institute, write about his research kcl.ac.uk/citizenship-an… King's Global Affairs CAPES Andreza Aruska de Souza Santos

The final expert panel of Brazil Week 2024 is taking place on 25 April at King's College London. It features brilliant speakers in a roundtable about migration to the UK, career experiences abroad, and more. Join us by registering through the link below! kcl.ac.uk/events/migrati…

On 24 April, the third day of Brazil Week 2024, join us on the workshop 'Women in Academia: A Spotlight on Brazil' to learn more about the research conducted in and on Brazil by women in fields such as defence, mental health, business, and education. kcl.ac.uk/events/women-i…

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We are hiring for a Head of Open Research!

Permanent contract, full time (but we welcome applications seeking a flexible work pattern).

Deadline: *7 April 2024*

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On Day 2 of Brazil Week 2024 (23 April), we are hosting a brilliant group of experts to discuss 'Sustainable Development from Below: Communities, Grassroots, and Disaster Resilience' and 'The Environmental Costs of Brazil’s Persistent Inequalities'! kcl.ac.uk/events/brazils…

Join us for the opening of Brazil Week 22/04 at King's College London! Andreza Aruska de Souza Santos will present welcoming words, followed by opening address from Ambassador Antonio Patriota, keynote lecture by Nuno R. Faria and comments Cristina Banks-Leite and Raphael Cunha kcl.ac.uk/events/brazils…

We are delighted to have officially launched our Rio Branco chair on Brazilian Studies. With thanks 🙏 Brazil Embassy UK CAPES King's Global Affairs Andreza Aruska de Souza Santos Vinicius Mariano de Carvalho

The COVID-19 pandemic appears to have chipped away at people's health and the treatment they receive.

Academics from ESRC Centre for Society and Mental Health Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience King's Faculty of Life Sciences & Medicine discuss some of the health challenges facing different generations post-pandemic.

The Guardian ⬇

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Launch of the Rio Branco Chair on International Relations at King's College London! Supported by CAPES & Instituto Rio Branco, it aims to deepen understanding of 🇧🇷 and foster global debate. Ambassador Patriota welcomed Professor Karl Schøllhammer as the new chair holder. King's Brazil Institute

It's nearly here....

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Last days to sign up to our event at Brazil Embassy UK ⌛️

When planning for possible future scenarios, how can the defence sector incoprorate existing perspectives and engage with its citizens?

A blog from Brazil 🇧🇷 ⬇️ by Visiting Researcher Jéssica Leite dos Santos

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We have the pleasure to announce the Launch of the Rio Branco Chair
20 March 2024 16:45 to 18:00. The Rio Branco Chair is supported by the Brazilian higher education research council, CAPES CAPES and the Brazil’s Foreign Ministry Brazil Embassy UK kcl.ac.uk/events/launch-…

O Estadão 🗞️ publicou uma longa entrevista comigo por conta do lançamento de 'Brazil’s International Status and Recognition as an Emerging Power' (@Palgrave ) - baseado na minha tese de doutorado pelo King's Brazil Institute .

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#InternationalWomensDay
During our virtual adventures to the Amazon, we endeavour to showcase the important role that women and young girls have to play within the Kambeba indigenous community.
Come and find out more on 19.03.24 ... only 1 school space left!