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I am a journalist, live in Brasilia, capital of Brazil. Advanced English/ Spanish and passionate about communication. EXPERIENCE: •Site Translation of Casper Libero Foundation (PT-EN): http://en.fcl.com.br/ •International experience: 2016- Mexico: worked with indigenous communities: project reduce inequalities. - Activities: teaching about human rights; notions of entrepreneurship (development brand and logo, pages in social networks) and global culture. Raised funds through a craft fair to help them with costs. 2014 - Argentina: Journalism course Without Borders: Foreign correspondent course in Buenos Aires with with specialized international journalists area. WORK PERFORMED: • Stories of journalism 1) Folha de São Paulo: (PT) Former Torture Center turns museum in Buenos Aires http://migre.me/o2ukM 2) Forum: (PT) New territory for the nation of refugees and displaced http://migre.me/o2ucM •E-Book: http://migre.me/uZ4uF http://migre.me/uZ4vy HISTORIC • 2016 - current job: UNFPA : The United Nations Population Fund -Post: youth representative • 2015-2016: AIESEC: -Content published on the official website of Brazil: aiesec.org.br -Management projects: contact with exchange students and heads of institutions in other countries. -Strategic analyst(Google Analytics, spreadsheets, graphical analysis). -Organized large events: responsible for all communication planning. • 2015: worked at Unesp TV Journalism • 2014: worked in "TV Gazeta": Webdesigner / IT and Journalism • 2014: Course policy coverage in Brasilia -Event coverage: +30 Cartagena Conference and 2nd Seminar "Youth and International Politics" • 2013: TV course with Arnaldo Ferraz (TV Record) Lecture with specific video training for reporters. Editors, Stand UP recording, Bulletins, Sequence Plan. • 2012: Sports Journalism Course on TV with specialized journalists area. • 2011: BM&F Bovespa: Investment Course and Actions.
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Site: AIESEC NGO Headlight: Be Partner! - Experience a global environment within your NGO through young people who are seeking to transform the world. AIESEC is the largest youth organization in the world, recognized by UNESCO. Through the work within the organization and professional/volunteers exchanges, encourages the discovery and development of leadership potential of its members. The organization exists since 1948.
Site: AIESEC NGO Headlight: Host an exchange student! - Bring the world into your house AIESEC is the largest youth organization in the world, recognized by UNESCO. Through the work within the organization and professional/volunteers exchanges, encourages the discovery and development of leadership potential of its members. The organization exists since 1948.
Newspaper: Forum Headlight: New territory for the nation of refugees and displaced Story on refugees held in Congress Cartagena 30 in Brasilia, during the course of politics.
Former torture center becomes museum in Buenos Aires
The ESMA, once the largest clandestine detention center during Argentina's last civil-military dictatorship, has been transformed into a museum complex including the Museu da Memória to ensure the atrocities committed there are not forgotten. Guided tours, like the one led by Anabela, reveal the harrowing history of the site where over five thousand 'disappeared' individuals were exterminated. The article also covers the efforts of the Abuelas de Plaza de Mayo, who seek to find their grandchildren taken during the dictatorship, and the role of the international community in bringing awareness to these human rights violations.
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