Bruna de Lara
Bruna de Lara é editora do Intercept Brasil formada pela Escola de Comunicação da UFRJ e coautora do livro “#MeuAmigoSecreto: feminismo além das redes”. Trabalhou na revista piauí e foi uma das vencedoras do 9º Prêmio Jovem Jornalista Fernando Pacheco Jordão, oferecido pelo Instituto Vladimir Herzog. Em 2018, recebeu uma menção honrosa no 35º Prêmio Direitos Humanos de Jornalismo pela reportagem “As mães que tiveram seus filhos assassinados pelo Estado decidiram fazer o trabalho da polícia: investigar”, publicada no Intercept.
VoicesIn Brazil, There’s a Legal Term for What Britney Spears Says Is Happening: Sexual Violence
In Brazilian and international law, the rights of disabled people over their reproductive systems are clear.
Jair Bolsonaro Promised to End Corruption in Brazil — Then He Appointed an Extremely Corrupt Cabinet
Brazil’s president-elect has surrounded himself with cronies who are mired in corruption scandals and shady dealings.
Female Journalists in Brazil Launch #DeixaElaTrabalhar Campaign Against On-the-Job Sexual Harassment
Fed up with unwanted kissing, touching, and jeering from fans and discrimination from colleagues, female sports journalists in Brazil are taking a stand against sexual harassment.
Brazil’s Marielle Franco Denounced Three Murders in the Days Before Her Assassination. These Are the Stories.
Marielle Franco’s assassins wanted to silence her cause.