BR Day NY 2022 Has Been Cancelled
PRESS RELEASE AUGUST 9, 2022 New York, August 9, 2022 – For the third consecutive year, BR Day New York,…
“New Museum” Presents Video Installations by Bárbara Wagner & Benjamin de Burca
This will be the first survey exhibition in the United States featuring works by Bárbara Wagner and Benjamin de Burca.…
Monkeypox Goes Global: Why Scientists are on Alert
More than 120 confirmed or suspected cases of monkeypox, a rare viral disease seldom detected outside Africa, have been reported…
U.S. Nonprofit Group Funds Affordable Homes Made with 3D Printers
If 3D printers can be used to make prosthetic limbs and topographical maps, why not houses? Habitat for Humanity, a…
Cathedral of St. John the Divine Lights Up Columns for Pride Month
The Cathedral of St. John the Divine has lit its columns in bright, beautiful rainbow colors in support of LGBTQ…
Reducing Vehicle Emissions in the U.S.
In the United States, government policies, innovations from the American auto industry and consumer interest in clean air have combined…
A Sense of Responsibility
The exploitation of sex and violence in the media keeps causing controversy. In the States, whenever legislation to control the…
Learn How Air Quality Improved in These Cities
Local governments in many cities are tackling long-standing air quality issues, and many of them see positive results. Here’s how…
U.S. Works to Reduce Plastic Pollution
Plastic pollution affects every place on the planet, from the belly of an animal in remote Antarctica to the trees…
U.S. Solar Farms Harvest Clean Energy — and Jobs
The United States’ largest solar farm is under construction. Doral Renewables, an Israeli company, is constructing a 5,260-hectare solar farm…
U.S. Government to Achieve Net-zero Emissions by 2050
The United States government is a big part of the nation’s economy. It purchases vehicles, occupies over 300,000 buildings, and…
Apps for a Better World, from the U.S. State Department
U.S. innovation powers the world. And U.S. assistance enables creative solutions to overcome local challenges. The United States is a…
U.S. Sends Teachers all Over the World
For more than 75 years, the U.S. Department of State has fostered understanding between the people of the United States…
In the U.S., Democracy Begins in the Classroom
When does democracy start? In America, kids experience democracy as early as the first grade. Through participation in group activities,…
Helping African Partners Protect Wildlife
African countries are making great strides in preserving wildlife, and the United States is committed to supporting them. U.S. agencies…
Hawaii is Easing Restrictions and Getting Ready to Welcome Tourists Back
Many people are keeping an eye on the Hawaii reopening process for tourists. Since March 2020, a 15-day quarantine had…
Countering the ‘Shadow Pandemic’ of Gender-based Violence
The United States is stepping up its efforts to end the scourge of gender-based violence at home and around the…
Fostering Equity and Equality for All
People around the world should have the opportunity to realize their full potential. Gender shouldn’t matter. Unfortunately, that is not…
NYC Mayor’s Office of Immigrant Affairs Releases 5th Annual Report, Highlighting Demographic Data and Office Impact in 2021
The NYC Mayor’s Office of Immigrant Affairs (MOIA) Commissioner Manuel Castro today released MOIA’s 2021 Report on the city’s immigrant…
“Monobloco” Band Performs a High-energy Show @ Summerstage – Corona Pk, NYC
MONOBLOCO, NAILAH BLACKMAN & DJ PATRICKTOR4 Sunday, June 26th, 2022 4:00 pm – 8:00 pm Flushing Meadows Corona Park Grand…
BRASIL SUMMERFEST 2022, NYC
• Rodrigo Amarante & Alice Caymmi June 29th @ Le Poisson Rouge Brazilian MPB / Singer Songwriter / Pop Journeyman…
Things for do this summer FROM A TO Z
As more people become vaccinated and American visitors begin traveling again, NYC’s five boroughs are brimming with activity all summer…
Biden: We will Reduce Carbon Emissions by 2030
The United States will reduce its carbon emissions by 50% to 52% by 2030, said President Biden at the Leaders…
Building Resilience in Children
Cultured Kids Cuisine’s international non-profit organization helps children build a future of love and tolerance through food. Administered by more…
Sanford Biggers Transforms Rockefeller Center with Bronze ‘Oracle’ Sculpture
This spring, multiple disciplinary artist Sanford Biggers will transform Rockefeller Center with several public art exhibitions, including the highly anticipated…
A Free Press Requires an Open Internet
World Press Freedom Day 2021 recognizes the 30th anniversary of the Windhoek Declaration, a document created and signed by a…
A Brazilian in NY
I wake up in the morning and look out the window The sun is bright and it feels just right…
Poetry helps American physicians to heal
Dr. Daniel Becker wakes up around 4:30 a.m. every day, pours a cup of coffee, then disappears into his office…
Five Reasons Why More American High Schools Should Offer Portuguese Language Classes
I grew up in a suburb of Minneapolis, Minnesota. I graduated from Minnetonka High School, perennially ranked among the top…
New York City will Reopen on July 1st, 2021
Summer is coming, vaccinations are increasing, and NYC is ready to reopen on July 1st. Small local businesses are returning…
The Royals and the Others
The world was transfixed on television in April by two events unrelated apparently to the Covid-19 pandemic. One of them…
Everyday English Idioms & Where They Come From – Part I
You probably use tons of expressions, idioms, and slang phrases every day that don’t make literal sense. If you ever…
The Success of Designer Tati Vitsic in New York
The crayons and colored pencils from her childhood traced Tati’s successful journey as a renowned international graphic designer. With a…
NYC & Co. Encourages New Yorkers and Visitors to Support Women-Owned and Women-Operated Business in March and Beyond
In celebration of Women’s History Month, NYC & Co., the official destination marketing organization and convention and visitors bureau for…
The Lovings Paved the Way for Interracial Marriages
Mildred and Richard Loving were in love, so they did what so many couples do. They got married. But it…
Women Lead the Charge for Human Rights, Democracy and Justice
“Courageous women who stand up for their rights inspire a better world”, said U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken. Blinken…
Biden Ends Discriminatory Immigration Bans
Calling them “just plain wrong,” President Biden on January 20th ended restrictions on the issuing of visas to individuals from…
International Partners Empower NASA’s Mission on Mars
When NASA’s Perseverance rover searches Mars for signs of ancient life it uses technology from partner nations across Europe. The…
When COVID-19 Hits Home and You’re Far Away
It has been a year since the Pandemic started. We went through lockdowns, quarantines, and a neverending fear of catching…
Grandma and Grandpa’s Garden
Lucy loved to visit her grandma and grandpa. They lived in a little country cottage with a beautiful, big garden.…
Childhood and Immigration from Burma to Britain
There are two recent news stories that are close to my heart and affecting me personally and many people are…
The Little Moon Raven
Three old ravens perched on their branch, completely and utterly bored. “Nothing happens here,” croaked the first. “Nothing has ever…
If English is your Second Language you Must Read the “Writing Rules”!
Author Joan Ramirez talks about her new book, The Writing Rules, a must read for Engineering, Technical, and English as…
IlanaWIP Encourage Women to Unleash their Talents
Hello, my name is Simone Goldstein. I am a Mar-keting Consultant, a social media expert, CEO at Entendeu Media, and…
My Covid Vaccine Experience and Tips
Since mid-December last year, there has been much excitement and a frenzy created around a cure for the Covid-19 virus.…
Six Remarkable Women Honored Posthumously
The National Women’s Hall of Fame has inducted six trailblazing Black women into its unique sisterhood, recognizing their contributions at…
Joseph Robinette “Joe” Biden Jr., the 46th President of the U.S.
In January 20th, 2021, Joe Biden was sworn in as the 46th president of the United States. A man who…
Take your Seat on Broadway at Home, the Shows Most Go On
With theatres heartbreakingly closed due to this terrible global pandemic, I thought of all those past shows I was lucky…
Thinking on Starting a Business?
Maria Ines runs an art gallery and event space out of her apartment, is launching a business networking group, and…
My Zoom with Andrew Lloyd Webber
When you are invited to a private zoom conversation with a musical impresario like Andrew Lloyd Webber you cancel all…
Pelé Shows Gratitude as he Turns 80 Lucid and Healthy
Pelé is spending most of his time in his home in Guarujá, coastal São Paulo, to protect himself from the…
Find All 19 Murals Painted by Kobra In New York
It’s practically unanimous the feeling and respect people have for Eduardo Kobra. His murals bring so much creativity and life,…
A Green Recovery from COVID-19 Crisis
Many countries are making “green” recovery measures a central part of stimulus packages to drive sustainable, inclusive, resilient economic growth…
“Pandebingo” Connects Seniors in Brazil During Pandemic
With in-person gatherings risky for seniors during the COVID-19 pandemic, Guilherme Gagantini (photo), 80, created an online bingo game called…
The Doggy Diva Show: The Case for Adopting Senior Dogs
When considering adopting a dog into your family, many people often think that a cuddly, energetic puppy is the most…
American Tupiniquim
Some of those reading the English version may not be familiar with the Portuguese term Tupiniquim, an endearing phrase that…
HAPPY NEW YEAR !!!!!!
We are going through the most radical transformation the world has ever seen; people are justly terrified, excited, depressed, heartbroken…
New York State Division of Consumer Protection Offers Online Safety Tips at the Start of the New School Year
The New York State Division of Consumer Protection (DCP) is advising parents, guardians and caregivers to review their online settings…
Creativity and Innovation are essential skills to thrive during the pandemic crisis
Hello and welcome to Work In Progress (WIP) with me, Ilana Lipsztein, for The Brasilians Newspaper! I am very happy…
Amazônia in Focus
The Brazilian Amazon has been featured in the news due to fires that devastated parts of the largest rainforest in…
Meet the Creator of the Scarf Lock: Ana Pinto
Ana Pinto grew up in Parana, Brazil. Both her parents were high school teachers. By the age of twenty, she…
Magazine Luiza Will Sells Books Online
Brazilian retailer Magazine Luiza announced it would start selling physical books online for pickup in its chain comprised of almost…
Kovi, a Brazilian Rental Car Startup
Kovi is a Brazilian start up that enters the market of urban mobility by offering car rentals on its application.…
Brazil Allows Foreign Airlines to Fly Domestically
Brazil’s Ministry of Tourism announced that Air Europa Lineas Aereas registered an enterprise based in Brazil, the first time an…
Investment in Brazil
Historic underinvestment, vast needs, and a rapidly improving busi-ness environment, place Brazil at the forefront of global infrastructure opportunities. The…
US Company to Produce Anti-Dengue Vaccine
On December 2018, Brazil’s Butantan Institute signed a technological transfer deal with US pharmaceutical company Merck Sharp and Dhome (MSD)…
US Court Settles Suit Against Eletrobras
Eletrobrás announced that the deadline for appeals against the deal forged between the company and investors, in the US, is…
Brazil, US Ink Cooperation Deal on Security
The Ministry of Justice and Public Security signed institutional cooperation agreements with the US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and…
Brazil Chancellor Wants to Restore Partnership with US
Brazil’s Foreign Minister Ernesto Araújo advocated deeper cooperation ties with the US, arguing it could bring opportunities to Brazil in…
Why You Should be Talking about Retirement
More than half of Gen X-ers and 40 percent of Baby Boomers have never given advice to their children about…
Experience the Great American Solar Eclipse
On Aug. 21, millions of people in the U.S. will see day turn to night as a total solar eclipse…
Study Shows Cultures Around World Becoming More “American”
According to a survey of more than 15,500 people across 11 cultures, 10 countries and eight languages who were asked…