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It’s all connected: Restorative justice work across Brazil

It’s all connected: Restorative justice work across Brazil

by Joanne Blaney | Nov 22, 2022

Joanne Blaney sees profound connections in her restorative-justice work — from São Paulo to the Amazon and other regions of Brazil.

Celebrating Brazil’s Children’s Day

Celebrating Brazil’s Children’s Day

by Margarita Durán | Feb 4, 2022

A day of fun and games in a São Paulo favela.

Restoring justice, serving homeless people

Restoring justice, serving homeless people

by Joanne Blaney | Jan 6, 2022

Joanne Blaney gives an update on her restorative-justice and homeless ministries in São Paulo.

Smiles and tears in São Paulo’s favelas

Smiles and tears in São Paulo’s favelas

by Meinrad Scherer-Emunds | Sep 8, 2021

Margarita Durán follows her vocation to teach, uplift and accompany communities in Brazil’s favelas.

Zumba with Margarita

Zumba with Margarita

by Margarita Durán | Aug 27, 2021

Margarita Durán has started teaching Zumba at the Migrant Integration Center in São Paulo.

Serving São Paulo’s street people during the pandemic

Serving São Paulo’s street people during the pandemic

by Maryknoll Lay Missioners | Jun 17, 2021

São Paulo network serves an average of 1,000 lunches per day to people experiencing homelessness.

Mustard seeds in São Paulo

Mustard seeds in São Paulo

by Joanne Blaney | Jun 8, 2021

Andersen’s experience sows seeds of hope, compassion and new possibilities (scripture reflection for June 13, 2021).

Mustard seeds in São Paulo

Responding to COVID-19 food insecurity in São Paulo

by Joanne Blaney | May 3, 2021

At São Paulo’s Street Network Project, lay missioners help those experiencing homelessness and food insecurity.

Restorative justice in Brazil’s court system

Restorative justice in Brazil’s court system

by Vicki Armour-Hileman | Dec 9, 2020

Joanne Blaney helps to implement a UN-sponsored effort to reform Brazil’s justice system

Paulo, presente: Gratitude to an essential worker

Paulo, presente: Gratitude to an essential worker

by Joanne Blaney | Jun 26, 2020

Joanne Blaney shares the story of a member of her base community.

What Ederson de Jesus taught me

What Ederson de Jesus taught me

by Claire Stewart | Jun 11, 2020

A young Brazilian man’s life and death are a window into Brazil’s inequality and systemic racism.

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