Are
Olympic Games worth it for host cities? Learnings from Rio 2016 and other
experiences
April 20 @ 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm
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The Brazil Brown Bag Seminar Series invites you
to its discussion titled, “Are Olympic Games worth it for host cities?
Learnings from Rio 2016 and other experiences” with Rodrigo Rosa, Visiting
Professional Fellow, ILAS.
Rodrigo Rosa is currently Visiting Professional Fellow at Columbia University after eight years working as Special Advisor to the Mayor’s Office of the City of Rio de Janeiro, where he led various innovative initiatives on climate and environmental governance at the local and global scales. Rodrigo has considerable experience in the public sector as a legislative consultant of the Brazilian Federal Senate, where he worked on crafting important legislative works in Brazilian Congress. Rodrigo is a former journalist of major newspapers in Brazil, as Folha de S.Paulo and Jornal do Brazil with Master Degrees in Economics and environmental management and a PhD candidate at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro on energy and sustainable planning.
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Phone:
(212) 854-4643
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420W 118th StreetNew York, NY 10027 United States
Elizabeth
Neuffer Fellowship
The Elizabeth Neuffer Fellowship provides academic and
professional opportunities to advance the reporting skills of women journalists
who focus on human rights and social justice. The Fellowship was created in
memory of The Boston Globe correspondent and IWMF Courage in Journalism Award
(1998) winner Elizabeth Neuffer, who died while reporting in Iraq on May 9,
2003. In collaboration with Neuffer’s family and friends, the IWMF started this
program to honor Neuffer’s legacy while advancing her work in the fields of
human rights and social justice.
The Neuffer Fellowship is designed for affiliated or
freelance women journalists with at least three years of professional
experience in journalism working in print, broadcast, or digital media. All
nationalities are welcome to apply but non-native English speakers must have
excellent written and verbal English skills in order to fully participate in
and benefit from the program. The Fellow will complete research and coursework
at MIT’s Center for International Studies and journalism internships at The
Boston Globe and The New York Times. The flexible structure of the program will
provide the fellow with opportunities to pursue academic research and hone her
reporting skills. Past fellows have taken advantage of opportunities to publish
work under their byline through various media outlets.
“Elizabeth Neuffer was a courageous reporter for the
Globe who was determined to shine a light on injustice wherever she found it,
and we continue to be inspired by her example and her work. We’re grateful that
the IWMF fellowship in her name has enabled courageous women journalists around
the world to carry on that tradition.”
–Linda Pizzuti Henry, Boston Globe Managing Director
July 10-21, 2017, Unicamp, Brazil. APPLICATION RESULTS:
April 20, 2017
ESPCA
The São Paulo School of Advanced Science on Research
Methods for the Humanities is an initiative funded by the São Paulo Research
Foundation (Fapesp) and will take place at the State University of Campinas
(Unicamp), in Brazil, between the 10th and 21st of July 2017.
Applications should be submitted between March 20 and
April 2, 2017. All applicants admitted will receive full funding (stipend and
airfare) by Fapesp.
More information: https://espca.wordpress.com/
Não há limite de vagas para o curso online.
Todos que se inscreverem receberão videoaulas semanais por e-mail a
partir do dia 27 de fevereiro. Já as aulas de reforço presenciais têm vagas
limitadas. Serão concedidas aos inscritos que possam se deslocar até a
sede da LBV em Nova York.
More information: https://app.etapestry.com/onlineforms/LegionofGoodWill/alunoencceja.html
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