Brazil

Kokoyamaratxi Renan Suya is of the Suya ethnicity, from the Xingu Indigenous Territory. He is a photographer and filmmaker and has participated in the 2008 audiovisual workshop held by Vídeo nas...

Arewana Juruna is part of the Yudja people and lives in the Tuba-Tuba village, located in the Xingu Indigenous Land, Lower Xingu-Mato Grosso. He is a cameraman for the Yudja people, and started this...

Beprekti Metuktire is from the Kayapó ethnic group, and lives in the Piaraçu village, located in Capoto/Jarina Indigenous Land. Since 2018, he has worked in digital media, working together with his...

A filmmaker and student of the Kaiabi people, Kujãesage Kaiabi lives in the Indigenous territory of Xingu, where she stands out as one of the most prominent female figures in the audiovisual industry...

Lucas Marchesini is a data journalist at Metrópoles, one of Brazil's most-read news websites. Prior to joining Metrópoles, he worked for Valor Econômico. He majored in journalism at the University of...

Madelen Rocío Simó Sulbarán is a journalist with a degree from Universidad Central de Venezuela, with more than 15 years of experience in media (print, radio, and digital). She has expertise in...

Naiara Jinknss de Castro, a graduate in visual arts and image technology from the University of the Amazon, is a documentary filmmaker and social educator, an LGBTQIA+ activist, and is currently part...

Jennifer Ann Thomas is a Brazilian journalist with experience in environmental affairs, sustainability, and human rights. She has traveled all the regions in Brazil and reported from the different...

Ernesto Londoño has been The New York Times' Brazil bureau chief since July 2017. Based in Rio de Janeiro, he oversees coverage of the southern cone of South America. He joined the Times in 2014 as an...