On 3 July 2026, Casa Hacker took part for the third time in the training programme of the Escola de Conselhos of Unicamp, leading a session on Digital Safety for Children and Adolescents.
While the periphery puts out fires in the territory, it leaves empty the chair where laws and budgets are decided. Occupying councils and city chambers means bringing the knowledge of the quebrada to the planning table.
With the support of the Fundo da Quebrada, the Gabriel Sustentável project built an accessibility ramp and strengthened the ONG Gabriel, benefiting 210 people and turning a physical barrier into dignified access.
The Youth Forum Handbook systematises the social technology created by the initiative — glossary, foundations and a step-by-step implementation methodology — so that organisations and collectives can replicate, in any territory, a model that puts young people at the centre of social change.
Marco Mourão examines the double role of social media in sexual harassment: a space where violence is committed and amplified, but also a tool for reporting, support and mobilisation for victims.
On the eve of the 2022 run-off, this piece examines how deliberate disinformation circulates on social media, why it weakens democracy, and what each voter can do to verify information before sharing it.
Renata Neves unpicks the three pillars of electoral disinformation in 2022 — fake news, hate speech and bots — showing how each mechanism works and how voters can defend themselves.
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