This week, the world witnessed powerful moments of progress and compassion. From Cuba’s recovery aid and Nigeria’s polio progress to…
Human rights are under siege, the environment is unraveling and dissent is being crushed. Every day, people around the world,…
Brazilian writer Ana Maria Gonçalves recently made history, becoming the first Black woman to join Brazil’s Academy of Letters. Announced…
The week of March 14 continues to grow as an important and symbolic time of the year in the Black…
Atlantic Archives: Tell us a little about yourself and what you represent. Alex: I am Alex Alberto Santos de Jesus …
Slavery Was Abolished in Brazil Home to more people of African ancestry than any other country outside of those in…
The brutal killing of a Congolese refugee in Brazil has sparked international outrage. Rio de Janeiro’s Civil Police say Moise…
Brazil’s first Black ambassador, Raymundo de Souza Dantas, was born in Estância, in the state of Sergipe, on January 11, 1923.…
Happy New Year to everyone who has been following the work of my project Atlantic Archives in Salvador Bahia Brazil. It’s…
At least 20 people have died, and thousands more remain displaced in Brazil after floods ripped through parts of the…
Afro Brazilians have been waiting for over two years for the film, “Marighella,” to arrive in Brazilian theatres. The film…
Afropunk has landed in Salvador Bahia. A hybrid event, Afropunk Bahia had a limited capacity live show which was simultaneously aired…