Brazil

Caio Mota is an experienced journalist, photographer and videomaker from Manaus-Brazil. His work focuses on socio-environmental, human rights, and cultural issues in the Amazon and Latin America.

Maurício Torres, who has a doctorate in human geography from the University of São Paulo, has carried out research into territorial conflicts in the Amazon. He has published and edited many books on...

Matt Sandy is a Brazil-based journalist who tells enduring human stories as a lens to understand a changing world. He has reported from more than 20 countries, including on endangered tribes in the...

Ana Mendes is a documentary filmmaker with a master's degree in social sciences from the Federal University of Maranhão (UFMA). She works as a multimedia photojournalist for Brazilian independent...

Felipe Sabrina is an independent investigative reporter, covering human rights and the right to land and territory in urban and rural areas.

Lianne Milton is a documentary photographer based in Rio de Janeiro, working throughout South America since 2013. She is a member of the photo agency Panos Pictures. Her work focuses on the impacts of...

Jill Langlois is an independent journalist based in São Paulo, Brazil. She has been freelancing from the largest city in the Western Hemisphere since 2010, writing and reporting for publications...

Gustavo Faleiros is the Director of Environmental Investigations for the Pulitzer Center, where he coordinates the Rainforest Investigations Network (RIN). Based in São Paulo, Brazil, he is an...

Stefano Wrobleski, a data journalist, is a reporter at InfoAmazonia where, in addition to writing about social and environmental issues, also participated in the development of platforms such as the...

Bruno Beidacki is a multimedia storyteller and journalist. Originally from Porto Alegre, Brazil, he moved to the United States to attend Kent State University and pursue a career in international...