20 15 activities report - Fundo Brasil de Direitos Humanos

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ACTIVITIES
REPORT
20
15
Who
we are
Founders
Abdias do Nascimento (1914-2011)
Margarida Genevois
Rose Marie Muraro (1930-2014)
Dom Pedro Casaldáliga
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Board of Trustees
Jorge Eduardo Durão – president
Gersem Luciano (Baniwa) – president
Atila Roque – vice-president and head of projects
Atila Roque
Mafoane Odara – vice-president and head of training
Bruno Torturra
Marcos José Pereira da Silva – vice-president and head of finance
Fundo Brasil de Direitos Humanos
/ Brazil Human Rights Fund
Darci Frigo
Denise Dora
STAFF
Address: Rua Santa Isabel, 137 – Conjunto 42
Jorge Eduardo Durão
Ana Valéria Araújo – executive director
São Paulo – SP – CEP 01221-010
Juana Kweitel
Maíra Junqueira – deputy executive director and manager of
Phone: + 55 11 3256-7852
Jurema Werneck
relations with society
www.fundodireitoshumanos.org.br
Kenarik Boujikian
facebook.com/fundobrasil
Letícia Sabatella
Gislene Aniceto – administrative and financial manager
Mafoane Odara
Taciana Gouveia – projects manager
twitter.com/fundobrasil
EDITORIAL BOARD AND STAFF
Marcos José Pereira da Silva
Susy Yoshimura
Célia Elizabete F. da Luz – cleaning assistant
Editor: Ana Valéria Araújo
Veriano Terto
Cristina Camargo – communication officer
Editing staff: Ana Valéria Araújo, Débora Borges e Maíra Junqueira
Débora Borges – communication officer
Texts: Cristina Camargo
Financial COMMITTEE
Giovanna Gundim – partnership mobilization intern
Photos: Acervo Fundo Brasil
Karla Battistella – president
Luiza Kaneko – administrative assistant
Graphic Design: Brazz Design
Fernanda Mioto – vice-president
Maria Chiriano – projects advisor
Gisela Sales Cordeiro
Mayk Cardoso – financial analyst
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INDEX
OUR ACTIONS 7
Mission 8
Our Numbers 9
In defense of the human rights pact - Jorge Eduardo Durão 10
Looking to the future - Ana Valeria Araujo 12
Strategic Review 15
SOCIAL MOBILIZATION FOR THE PROMOTION OF HUMAN RIGHTS55
56
Engaging INDIVIDUALS
Say yes 56
Nota Fiscal Paulista (São Paulo State’s electronic invoice system) 58
Brazilian Day 60
SUPPORTING CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS17
Grants
18
62
PROMOTING SOCIAL JUSTICE PHILANTHROPY
Calls for Proposals
19
International Independent Funds Network Meeting 62
Fighting Institutional Violence and Discrimination 22
Participation in international networks 63
Fighting Human Trafficking 33
Strategic Litigation
36
64
STRATEGIC COMMUNICATION
Musical notes 65
Special Funding Line - Criminal Justice
38
Communication, violence and human rights 68
Pre-trial detention in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo 38
Strengthening the role of networks and movements 70
Pre-trial detention in the Northeast of Brazil with an
Musical Dialogues 72
emphasis on racial issues 40
Emergency Fund
42
74
BALANCE SHEET AND AUDIT
CAPACITY TRAINNING
46
ACNOWLEDGEMENTS 78
MONITORING 48
OUR
ACTIONS
OUR NUMBERS UP TO 2015
R$ 12 million
donated to human rights organizations
10 annual calls for proposals
and 7 specific calls
MISSION
6,926
Brazil Human Rights Fund’s mission is to promote
proposals were received
the respect for human rights in Brazil, building
281
innovative and sustainable mechanisms to
channel resources to strengthen civil society
supported projects
and develop philanthropy for social justice.
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131
8
capacity-training workshops were held
visits to projects in the five regions of the country
23
thematic seminars, concerts and other events
14
campaigns
21
communication products
9
2015 Activities Report
Brazil Human Rights Fund
However, even in such a hard scenario, we
We live in a time when supporting the
move on with ever-greater inspiration to
development of ideas and collective leadership
continue fighting for rights and against
is key. This is a transitional moment, a time
violations. The persistence of our activists,
to begin the structuring of a new cycle of
many of them supported by Brazil Fund,
dialogues between the generation that won
fighting for human rights in all regions of the
rights and continues fighting for them and the
country is a major source of inspiration.
generation that wants to preserve them and
at the same time, seek new achievements.
This year, Brazil Fund has reached the mark
In defense of
the human
rights pact
Brazil Human Rights Fund plays a key
In 2015, a symbolic year regarding
of R$12 million donated to human rights
One of the greatest challenges is the
setbacks in the human rights field, we
organizations throughout the country,
ongoing effort undertaken to make everyone
can mention two striking examples of
through ten calls for proposals that resulted
feel as subjects of human rights realizing
threats. One was the police repression of
in support for about 300 projects. This
that many of these rights are enshrined
students who demonstrated against the
innovative work seeks to win more citizens to
in the 1988 Constitution, which means
closure of public schools in São Paulo.
help strengthen democracy in the country.
that they have already been exposed to
Another example was the barbaric killing
of five young black men in Costa Barros,
It is impossible to deny the sense of
in the north region of Rio de Janeiro.
frustration in a scenario where the
role in winning new rights and defending
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debates, reflections, claims, dialogue.
They cannot simply be discarded.
conservative wing moves forward finding
Human rights are the subject of a major
the legacy conquered in recent years.
Arriving to the conclusion that the pact for
new supporters in the streets and on
political dispute today, It is essential that we
This legacy is in danger due to a period
human rights is threatened is inevitable.
social networks. But while there is a strong
unite to defend the Constitutional pact.
of setbacks such as the one we are now
The conservative agenda of the National
conservative wave, the activism formed
living. Presently, we are watching, in the
Congress calls into question Brazil’s
by people who do not accept the setbacks
We must not allow the wheel of
international scene, a combination of wild
structural advances since the 1988
and mobilize against situations such as the
history to turn backwards.
capitalism and all its consequences with
Constitution, a document that served as the
attempts to reduce legal age, violence against
authoritarianism, which is something,
institutional framework of Brazilian society’s
black youth, homophobia, attacks on public
many people believed to be in the past.
reorganization after the military dictatorship.
education and machismo, gains strength.
President of Brazil Human Rights Fund
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The foundation had the opportunity
to innovate, supporting projects of
mid-size and large organizations for
periods longer than one year.
We will continue supporting initiatives that
defend human rights through our annual call
Looking to
the future
Another innovational aspect was the
for proposals and other calls and different
partnerships signed with universities, which
forms of specific support. One of them aims
supported human rights clinics and their
of such actions is to confront the violence
interaction with civil society organizations.
affecting youth in our country. Another
Some of the actions planned for 2016, when
line of work is aimed at the expansion of
we celebrate our 10th anniversary, will help
We must not forget the already traditional
activities in the criminal justice area for the
Brazil Fund to design its future. One of them
support we provide to smaller organizations
Northeast region, highlighting the racial issue
is the external evaluation of our strategy
who find it difficult to access other
and its relation with pre-trial detention.
regarding the support to projects through
sources of funds. This work remains
A year of expansion, this is how we define
the backbone of our operations.
the year 2015. This means we could increase
We will continue working hard in actions
debate on the human rights scenario, an
concerning strategic communication. Our goal
initiative started in 2015 during one of our
the range of support we offered in the
In 2015, we donated R$ 2,173,003.56 to
is to expand actions that give visibility to the
discussions. This should grant us the basis
human rights field through partnerships.
human rights organizations. In all, 281
causes and actors whom we support and to
for the realization of a strategic planning.
projects were supported in nearly a decade.
contribute to the construction of a culture of
philanthropy in Brazil focused on social justice.
In 2015, in addition to our main call for
proposals, which supports small projects
We also expanded the emergency support,
across the country, we supported projects
a demand that has grown in recent times.
through specific calls and through a
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calls for proposals. Another is a follow-up
We thank each and every one who contributed
to our work in 2015 as we move on, together,
One of the challenges for next year is the
celebrating our achievements, filled with
achievement of good results in what regards
courage and strength to overcome future
challenges and pursue new achievements.
special funding line on the issue of criminal
The upcoming 10th anniversary of Brazil Fund
the mobilization of resources coming from
justice. It benefited projects selected in
in 2016 inspired the celebration of all that
individuals and bringing new support to the
2014 supporting organizations that work
has been accomplished by the Fund, It also
annual call for proposals and to specific
Ana Valéria Araújo
to defend human rights in provisional
brought us to assess the progress we have
calls for the coming years, considering the
Executive Director of Brazil
prisons in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo.
made so far and what is yet to be tested.
long-term sustainability of the Fund.
Human Rights Fund
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Strategic
Review
In June, at the headquarters of Brazil Fund,
respected activists from different generations
and backgrounds participated in a discussion
on the current situation of human rights
and the role of the Fund in the context of
social and political transformations.
Members of the Board of Trustees, our
staff and guests analysed the current
situation, reflected upon the achievements
of recent decades and on the threats to
human rights. This discussion was the first
step of to evaluate the work performed by
Brazil Fund over its ten years of existence.
This is a continuous process so that Brazil
Fund can improve strategies and find the
best strategies to develop its work.
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SUPPORTING CIVIL
SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS
GRANTS
Grants
22
Specific Call “Fighting Human Trafficking
8
Special Line - Criminal Justice
6
Call for Proposals “Strategic Litigation, Advocacy and Communication
for the Promotion, Protection and Defense of Human Rights””
11
Emergency Support
6
Total
53
litigation, advocacy and communication
for the promotion, protection and defense
18
Annual Call for Proposals “Fight Against
Institutional Violence and Discrimination”
In 2015, Brazil Fund selected 30 new projects
of human rights” call and through the
that were supported by two calls. Through
“Criminal Justice” special line selected
its annual call, the Fund continued to
in 2014 were also supported.
support small projects fighting institutional
In addition, Brazil Fund supported six
violence and discrimination and through
small emergency projects. The Fund
a specific call, a new funding line was
has allocated a total of R$ 2,173,003.56
created to fight human trafficking.
to organizations defending human
Projects coming through the “Strategic
rights in all regions of the country.
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Annual Call for Proposals “Fight against institutional violence and discrimination”
Specific Call “Fighting Human Trafficking
Special Line - Criminal Justice
Call for Proposals “Strategic litigation, advocacy and communication
for the promotion, protection and defense of human rights”
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Monica Oliveira, SEPPIR Consultant and
former Director of Programs (Department of
Total: R$ 835,112.10
Affirmative Action Policies); Renato Sergio,
Vice President of the Board of Directors of
the Brazilian Forum on Public Security; and
Brazil Fund received 626 proposals,
Rivane Arantes, a lawyer and expert in human
from which 22 projects were selected.
rights and a researcher at SOS Corpo.
They were presented by human rights
organizations from various regions of the
The Fund selects projects that articulate
country and subjected to a comprehensive
the fight against institutional violence
and transparent selection process.
and discrimination on one or more of
the following themes: right to just and
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The 2015 Selection Committee was formed
sustainable cities; right to freedom of
by Beth Cardoso, Program Coordinator of
expression, organization and demonstration;
the Women and Agroecology Network of
right to free sexual orientation and gender
the Zona da Mata Alternative Technologies
identity; right to land and territory; women’s
Center; Itamar Silva, IBASE Director (Brazilian
rights; right of children and adolescents;
Institute of Social and Economic Analysis);
environmental rights within megaprojects;
Joênia Carvalho Wapichana, CIR Legal
confronting racism; tackling human
Advisor (Indigenous Council of Roraima);
trafficking and forced labour; guarantee
Leticia Tura, Fase Nacional Executive Director;
to the rule of law and criminal justice.
ANTI-NUCLEAR ARTICULATION - CEARÁ
OBJECTIVE: Providing legal monitoring to the environmental licensing
Fight against institutional violence and discrimination
grantees
of the Santa Quiteria Project and organization of a campaign to
AITESAMPA (TEMBE INDIGENOUS ASSOCIATION OF SANTA MARIA DO PARÁ)
inform the risks of uranium and phosphate exploration,
OBJECTIVE: Strengthen ties between the Jeju and Areal communities and the Tembe
ACTIONS: Workshops, data analysis, articulation with the Public Ministry and Public
Indigenous people from the Alto Rio Guama area, aiming at land demarcation.
Defender’s offices, articles in the form of comics, videos and other information material,
ACTIONS: Meetings and workshops involving the communities. Trip to
MAIN THEMES: Environmental rights within megaprojects.
Brasilia to demand the demarcation of this indigenous land
MAIN THEMES: Right to land and territory.
QUILOMBOLA MAROBÁ ASSOCIATION OF TEIXEIRA - MINAS GERAIS
OBJECTIVE: Addressing the arbitrariness and discrimination suffered by
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AMOTRANS-PE (TRANSVESTITES AND TRANSEXUALS
them through the advancement of land regularization and territory recovery,
COORDINATION AND MOVEMENT OF PERNAMBUCO)
ensuring access to universal rights and strengthening the organization.
OBJECTIVE: Creation of the Transgender Statute,
ACTIONS: Monitoring, mobilization, land demarcation, map preparation,
ACTIONS: Organization of the II Pernambuco Journey, a seminar
community work for land demarcation, monitoring of administrative proceedings,
and the creation of the Trans people statute.
bringing visibility to the cause, capacity trainings, projects development.
MAIN THEMES: Right to free sexual orientation and gender identity.
ASSOCIATION OF BABAÇU COCONUT BREAKERS WOMEN
COMMUNITY RADIO ASSOCIATION OF CAMPO VERDE - PARÁ
OF SÃO LUIZ GONZAGA - MARANHÃO / AMTQC
OBJECTIVE: Intensifying the process of training and awareness raising in the
OBJECTIVE: Addressing the violence suffered by rural black women in the city.
main coastal communities affected by the dam of São Luiz do Tapajós.
ACTIONS: Mapping and identification of types and degree of violence,
ACTIONS: Systematization of information, training workshops, lectures, seminars, organization
fostering the creation of spaces for training and information.
of work groups, attendance in public hearings with federal prosecutors and other organizations.
MAIN THEMES: Women Rights.
ASSOCIATION FOR THE PRESERVATION OF THE ENVIRONMENT
BAMIDELÊ - WOMEN ORGANIZATION IN PARAÍBA
AND THE AMAZON RIVERS - APREMARA - RONDÔNIA
OBJECTIVE: Contributing to the political organization of black youth,
OBJECTIVE: Ensure the organization process and providing the required
reinforcing the actions addressing institutional racism.
tools to the people affected by dams for the defense of their rights.
ACTIONS: Awareness raising workshops, organization of meetings,
ACTIONS: Articulation meetings, training activities, mobilization and denouncing.
trainings, campaigning and state meetings.
MAIN THEMES: Confronting racism.
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grantees
CEABIR - IRONIDES ROCK AFRO BRAZILIAN STUDIES CENTER - RIO DE JANEIRO
HUMAN RIGHTS COMMITTEE OF PASSO FUNDO (CDHPF) - RIO GRANDE DO SUL
OBJECTIVE: Inform and train priests and practitioners of religions of African origin
OBJECTIVE: Empower leaders and grassroots organized
on legal aspects related to free exercise and the right to freedom of belief.
groups to fight for the right to urban land.
ACTIONS: Meetings, preparation of communication materials, participation in the state meeting.
ACTIONS: Resumption of the working group, popular education
and report on occupied and empty places in the city.
MAIN THEMES: Right to just and sustainable cities.
CENTER FOR THE DEFENSE OF CHILDREN’S RIGHTS
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PADRE MARCOS PASSERINI - MARANHÃO
AMAZON INDIGENOUS SCHOOL EDUCATION FORUM’s COMMITTEE
OBJECTIVE: Collect data to demonstrate the increasing number of teenagers murdered
OBJECTIVE: Address racism, prejudice and discrimination against indigenous
in the capital and in the metropolitan area between July 2013 and December 2014.
people through capacity trainings, mobilization, information and mitigation.
ACTIONS: Data collection, systematization, publication of results, attendance
ACTIONS: Preparation and dissemination of a guidebook, capacity trainings, creation of a
in public hearings, and organization of meeting with state management.
1-800 number to report violations, dissemination of results, addressing violation reports.
MAIN THEMES: Rights of children and adolescents.
WOMEN CENTER OF VITÓRIA DE SANTO ANTÃO - MARANHÃO
GUARANI YVYRUPA COMISSION - PARANÁ
OBJECTIVE: Provide participants with the opportunity to build
OBJECTIVE: Strengthen the Ava-Guarani communities of West of Paraná through the fight
knowledge on tools to fight human rights violations.
against impunity regarding public campaigns of hatred, violence and discrimination.
ACTIONS: Production of questionnaires to be distributed in police stations, attendance in public
ACTIONS: Identification of cases, legal research and documentation, systematization
hearings, workshops, seminars, campaign evaluation meeting, meetings and mobilization visits.
and preparation of products, monitoring of reports and denounces, communication.
MAIN THEMES: Women’s Rights.
UMBANDA CENTER CABOCLO TUPY - SERGIPE
QUILOMBOLA COMMUNITY OF MORRO FORTUNATO - SANTA CATARINA
OBJECTIVE: Create a permanent network of legal professionals and advocates working
OBJECTIVE: Facilitate capacity trainings in land rights as well as the access
for the protection of sacred natural liturgical spaces for religions of African origin.
to environmental justice and strengthen their political organization.
ACTIONS: Capacity training workshops, legal advice, monitoring processes, seminar.
ACTIONS: Meetings with government agencies, course/workshop, legal advising.
MAIN THEMES: The right to just and sustainable cities.
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grantees
RJ YOUTH FORUM - RIO DE JANEIRO
MOVEMENT FOR THE MOUNTAINS AND WATERS OF MINAS (MOVSAM) - MINAS GERAIS
OBJECTIVE: Advocacy to address rights violations in the field of
OBJECTIVE: Ensure water security in the Minas Gerais area through the realization
public security with the use of an electronic app.
of territorial campaign to defend water as an essential human right to life.
ACTIONS: Mobilization, debates, workshops on the development
ACTIONS: Leaders meeting, local meetings, exchange visits, mobilization,
of the app, monitoring and evaluation.
report filing, creation of social media and other content.
MAIN THEMES: Guaranteeing the rule of law and criminal justice.
IDEAS - Social Action Development Institute - Bahia
COMMUNITIES AND MOVEMENTS NETWORK AGAINST VIOLENCE - RIO DE JANEIRO
OBJECTIVE: Develop an urban network for popular resistance to provide the
OBJECTIVE: Strengthen the role of families of those who were victims of institutional
monitoring of communities and movements in land conflict situation.
violence in the fight for justice and against State violence in slums.
ACTIONS: Political and legal advising, networking meetings, publicity material,
ACTIONS: Debates, psychological counselling, workshops,
political capacity training, production of a website, meetings.
collective elaboration of a calendar, family meetings.
MAIN THEMES: Right to just and sustainable cities.
MAIN THEMES: Guaranteeing the rule of law and criminal justice.
Negra Institute of Ceará
UNION OF DOMESTIC WORKERS OF ACRE
OBJECTIVE: Get to know the reality and contribute to the training of women
OBJECTIVE: Create groups of domestic workers and organize a union to foster
deprived of liberty in the Auri Moura Costa Female Correctional Facility.
the foundation of such groups and renovate the current leadership.
ACTIONS: Data collection, meetings, visits and institutional contacts, capacity
ACTIONS: Mapping places with no unions and non-unionized workers.
training activities, organization and analysis of data publication.
Contacting and organization of meetings with leaders, distribution of communication material.
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STORY
Genilda Maria
Da Penha
Ceabir
Genilda in a monitoring
meeting conducted by Brazil
Fund in Rio de Janeiro
The image broadcasted on TV showing
desperate women talking about family
members murdered during a massacre,
inspired the activist Genilda Maria da Penha,
of Ceabir (Ironides Rodrigues Afro Brazilian
was so great that impelled this strong woman
Studies Center). The impact of these scenes
of joyful expression to fight. In the Engenhoca
neighbourhood, in Niterói (RJ), the contact
with victims of violations and discrimination
“GET SOME WOOD
STICKS AND TRY TO
BREAK THEM ON
YOUR KNEES. YOU CAN
BREAK YOUR KNEES,
BUT YOU WONT BREAK
THE STICKS”
motivated her to create the Ceabir, which
is directed by black women. Genilda is an
educator. Ceabir is supported by Brazil Fund
to develop the project “Terreiro Legal: o povo
de santo conhecendo e garantindo seus
direitos”. She insists in reminding all that the
“terreiros” are political spaces since before
the abolition of slavery. “We are like wood
sticks, get some wood sticks and try to break
them on your knees. You can break your knees,
but you wont break the sticks”, she explains.
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Meeting for the selection process of those projects to be supported by the new initiative
Fighting Human
Trafficking and
Forced Labour
Total: R$ 349,709.00
The new funding line provided by Brazil Fund
received 111 proposals under the “Fighting
Human Trafficking” call. Eight projects were
chosen after an extensive selection process
and will receive the Fund’s support.
The selection committee counted on
the participation of three experts on the
subject: Fabio Balestro Floriano of FriedrichEbert- Stiftung; Maria Madalena Ferreira
Guilhon Macieira de Barros of Fundo Elas;
and Maia Sprandel, an Anthropologist.
The new funding line aims at groups
that are fighting human trafficking,
forced labour or sexual exploitation of
women, children and adolescents.
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Fighting Human Trafficking and Forced Labour
grantees
PROSTITUTES ASSOCIATION OF MINAS GERAIS (APROSMIG) - MINAS GERAIS
OBJECTIVE: Prevent and protect women against human trafficking,
discuss sexual exploitation, strengthen the rights of sex workers.
CRIA - TEENAGERS COMPREHENSIVE REFERENCE CENTER - BAHIA
ACTIONS: Preparation and distribution of a booklet, debates,
OBJECTIVE: Mobilize and articulate the society of Bahia to address human trafficking,
information dissemination, production of blogging content.
abuse, commercial and sexual exploitation of children and adolescents.
ACTIONS: Capacity trainings, theatrical presentations and
HOUSE OF THE WORKING WOMEN (CAMTRA) - RIO DE JANEIRO
debates, mobilization actions in special dates.
OBJECTIVE: Expand the “Vaza maladragem” campaign, share information on sexual
exploitation, strengthen the networks and groups fighting human trafficking.
GUARIBAS GROUP OF FREE SEXUAL ORIENTATION - GGLOS LGBT - PIAUÍ
ACTIONS: Replication of newsletters and advertisement material,
OBJECTIVE: Prevent human trafficking, provide leadership training,
peer training; actions meant to disseminate information.
lectures in schools and seminars to disseminate information.
ACTIONS: Mobilization and promotion of the cause, leadership capacity
PASTORAL CARE OF MIGRANTS AND SUPPORT CENTER (CAMI) - SAO PAULO
trainings, seminars, distribution of educational materials, evaluation.
OBJECTIVE: Promote knowledge and guarantee workers’ rights,
fight forced labour and expand CAMI’s mobile centers.
HUMAN MOBILITY PASTORAL - DIOCESE SANTA CRUZ DE CORUMBÀ - MATO GROSSO DO SUL
ACTIONS: Expansion of the service regarding migratory regularization, strengthening
OBJECTIVE: Host, monitor, inform, guide and empower
of the work performed by social workers, support the development of a guidebook.
migrants on the conditions of mobility in Brazil.
ACTIONS: Training workshops, seminars, visits to schools, celebration event, visits
CARMEN BASCARÁN CENTER FOR THE DEFENSE OF LIFE AND
to the border and bus station, daily assistance at the organization’s office.
HUMAN RIGHTS - CDVCH / CB - MARANHÃO
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OBJECTIVE: Contribute to the fight against human trafficking and forced labour, increase
BRAZILIAN AMAZON INDIGENOUS WOMEN GROUP - UMIAB - AMAZON
social alert, increase participation and organization of vulnerable communities.
OBJECTIVE: Face, reduce or eliminate the trafficking of indigenous women,
ACTIONS: Preparation and dissemination of teaching materials, visits to
produce information material and empower indigenous women.
schools, associations, churches, trade unions, identification of community
ACTIONS: Research, development and dissemination of information
leaders, capacity training meetings, mobilization journeys.
materials, training of agents, systematization and dissemination.
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LITIGÂNCIA
ESTRATÉGICA,
ADVOCACY
E COMUNICAÇÃO
PARA PROMOÇÃO,
PROTEÇÃO E DEFESA DOS
DIREITOS HUMANOS
EDITAL
2014
grantees
Tapeba de Caucaia Indigenous Communities Association (Ceará)
Strategic
Litigation
Apresentação
Association of Lawyers of Rural Workers in the State of Bahia - AATR-BA
Alternative Agriculture Center of the North of Minas Gerais - CAA NM (Minas Gerais)
Brazil Fund seeks to strengthen actions
leading to social transformation which are
Total: R$Brasil
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Human Rights Clinic of the Joinville Region University - Univille (Santa Catarina)
Lawyers Group for Human Rights - CADHu (São Paulo)
Study, Extension and Research Group DiHuCi- Federal University of Piauí
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by meansoofaprimoramento
strategic litigation da legislação
and right of children
à adolescents.
luz dos direitos
humanos
e a aplicação
deprovision
remédios
judiciais
and the
of legal
advice to estruturais.
The projects
were selected
Por meio desta iniciativa buscamos criar e fortalecer capacidades no âmbito das
universidades, sociedade civil e comunidades considerando os valores
democráticos da participação, não-discriminação, igualdade e solidariedade.
in 2014 and support throughout 2015.
Center for the Defense of Children and Adolescents Maria dos Anjos - CDCA-RO
Peoples Legal Advisory Center of Ribeirão Preto - Najurp (São Paulo)
Grupo de Estudo Pesquisa e Extensão DiHuCi- Universidade Federal do Piauí
Núcleo de Assessoria Jurídica Popular de Ribeirão Preto – Najurp (São Paulo)
communities and/or social movements.
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SPECIAL LINE
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
Pre-trial detention in
Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo
Total: R$ 2,005,159.18
grantees
A partnership between Brazil Fund and OAK
Foundation enabled the support offered to
six projects aimed at fighting human rights
In 2015, Brazil Fund followed the
violations of people imprisoned under
development of their activities and
provisional arrest. The partnership supported
provided the expected funding.
Institute in the Defense of the Right to Defense - IDDD (São Paulo)
mid-sized and large projects for periods
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Institute of Human Rights Defenders - DDH (Rio de Janeiro)
longer than a year, and focused on the cities
The special line aimed to strengthen
of Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo. A special
organizations working in the field of
funding line with different characteristics
criminal justice to implement and
from those found in the other two calls
transform public policy. The work
was created. The initiatives were chosen in
performed by these organizations included
2014 through a call conveyed via letter of
documentation and monitoring activities,
invitation, after going through the analysis of
campaigns, advocacy, litigation, technical
a committee formed by independent experts.
assistance and applied research.
Institute of Religious Studies - Iser (Rio de Janeiro)
Terra, Trabalho e Cidadania Institute - ITTC (São Paulo)
Criminal Justice (Rio de Janeiro)
Catholic Prison Pastoral/ Support and Monitoring Association - ASAAC (São Paulo)
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Confronting provisional arrest
in the Northeast of Brazil with
an emphasis on racial issues
Brazil Fund has partnered Open Society
Foundation also in the field of Criminal Justice.
The issue of provisional arrest is a major
In this case, the goal is to support initiatives
violation of human rights in Brazil, with the
that address the human rights violations in
racial dimension making it even worse.
provisional detention regimes, with a specific
look at racism, focusing on the northeaster
Studies performed from the 1980s
region of Brazil. Through a special call
on show that harsher penalties are
conveyed via invitation letter, five organizations
applied to black people when compared
presented projects that were reviewed and
to the white population in Brazil.
approved by experts on the subject. The
resources will be disbursed from 2016 on.
They revealed that inequality in the legal
rules and procedures is one of the criminal
As part of the process, these organizations
justice characteristics in the country.
invited by Brazil Fund participated at the end
of last year of the Projects Meeting which
According to InfoPen-June 2014 data National
training addressed the dynamics of violence
Survey of Prisons Information Ministry of
production processes and dynamics, their
Justice), two out of three prisoners in Brazil
determinations and articulations with the racial
are black. The percentage of black people in
dimension and the implications in Criminal
the prison system is 67%, In relation to the
Justice. The need to expand communication
population in general, the proportion is 51%.
for the defense and promotion of human
rights was also the subject of discussions.
The grantee organizations are: the Reference
Center for Human Rights (CRDH), Rio
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Brazil Fund’s support to organizations working
Grande do Norte; Legal Advisory Office for
in the northeast region of Brazil will allow
Popular Organizations (Gajop), Pernambuco;
for cooperation with groups that develop
IDEAS Social Action Development Institute
work on pre-trial detentions, specifically
- Bahia; Inegra Negra Institute of Ceará;
to those in the southeast of the country.
and Human Rights Society of Maranhão.
emergency fund
The demand for emergency assistance
has grown in recent years and led Brazil
Fund to support some initiatives in 2015.
grantees
MAES DE MAIO
OBJECTIVE: Collaborating with educational activities and the literary production of
the “10 years of the May 2006 crimes: remember so that it doesn’t happen again”
The intention is to ensure the right to memory, truth, justice and reparation.
Total: R$ 41,600.00
ARTICULATION OF ORGANIZATIONS OF BLACK BRAZILIAN WOMEN - AMNB
OBJECTIVE: Support the organization’s participation in the March of Black
FRIDA KAHLO
Women against Racism, Violence and Good Living, in Brasilia.
OBJECTIVE: Assist in the transportation of books and purchase of tickets
of the authors of the book “Juventudes Negras do Brasil - trajetórias
TONICO BENITES
e lutas” at the Third National Youth Conference, in Brasilia.
OBJECTIVE: Collaborate with the organization of an emergency Aty Guasu
(assembly) in the Nanderu Marangatu indigenous land, called due to the
REAJA OU SERÁ MORTO, REAJA OU SERÁ MORTA (REACT OR BE KILLED)
genocidal attack on indigenous communities in Dourados (MS).
OBJECTIVE: Provide financial support to Hamilton Borges dos Santos’s trip to Brasilia to testify
42
to an open CPI (parliamentary committee of inquiry), where the causes, consequences, social
FREE FEMINIST UNIVERSITY
and economic costs of violence, death and disappearance of black and poor young people
OBJECTIVE: Facilitate the participation of five women human rights
in Brazil will be investigated, Hamilton is the national coordinator of the Reaja campaign.
defenders in an action to discuss a bill at the Congress.
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STORY
Francisco
Kelwin
Apremara
Francisco Kelwin mobilizes riverine communities
affected by floods
Kelwin is a young activist in Rondonia and
his family was trapped in their house during
by Brazil Fund through the annual call for
a historic flood of the Madeira river and his
proposals in 2015. In an articulate fashion,
side-branches in 2014, in Guajará-Mirim.
he helps mobilize coastal communities
Together with his mother and two sisters,
affected by the floods and to train new human
he faced the total lack of food and drinking
rights defenders. The construction of power
water. After that, Kelwin moved to Porto
plants on the Madeira River is marked by
Velho, where he studied anthropology at the
human rights violations, including the lack
Federal University of Rondônia and acts as
of information from the builders consortia
an activist for Apremara (Association for the
regarding the number of families affected by
Preservation of the Environment and the
the works and by the floods. Despite being so
Amazon Rivers), an organization supported
young, Kelwin already has its own story to tell.
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CAPACITY
TRAINNING
Project convenings
46
During the “Fighting human trafficking”
workshop, held for two days in São Paulo,
the participating groups discussed issues
regarding the broad “umbrella” under
Strengthening civil society through education
which the subject is placed. In other
and training activities is part of Brazil Fund’s
words, issues such as forced labour,
strategic mission. Over its almost ten years
migration-related problems, violence,
of operations, the Fund has conducted
exploitation of children and adolescents,
19 training workshops for human rights
the lack of access to public spaces and
defenders throughout the country.
policies, and prejudice were discussed.
In 2015, fighting human trafficking and the
The “Projects Meeting 2015” involved
violence associated with racial prejudice were
debates on the dynamics and processes
the main themes discussed at the meetings
of violence production, their causes and
with representatives of the supported projects.
connections with the racial dimension
The need to strengthen and expand the
and their implications in criminal justice,
communication capacity of civil society actors
as well as the role of communication to
was also the subject of these workshops.
the defend and promote human rights.
26 visits
to projects in the five regions of the country.
The foundation visited 26 projects in 2015,
reaching 131 visited groups since the start
Monitoring
of the in loco monitoring activities.
In the 2015 monitoring visits, the project
The Fund provides technical and strategic
coordinator was accompanied by the
assistance during monitoring visits to
communication adviser during most of
supported organizations. It is also an
the visits. This enabled the creation of
opportunity to get close to the local situation
guidelines for the local press and the
and to elaborate a rapid assessment of
generation of informative content.
the work performed and of those people
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performing it. In addition, the projects receive
The visits were carried out in the northeast,
ongoing monitoring from Brazil Fund’s staff.
north, east and south regions of Brazil.
Sharing their story
Sharing their story
Monitoring GP Trans in September 2015, in Teresina, Piauí
Visit in Piauí holds debates with
transsexuals and transvestites
Series of discussions and exchanges with activists in Rio de Janeiro
GP Trans - Transsexual and Transvestites
Group of Piauí was visited in 2015, when
it organized a discussion in which seven
According to Joseane Borges, one of GP
people told their stories and talked about
Trans coordinators, Brazil Fund’s support has
the importance of their activism.
enabled, for instance, their participation in
activities and meeting in various parts of Piaui.
The GP Trans was supported by the Fund
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In Rio, the monitoring included the exchange
of experiences regarding violence
The Communities and Movements Network
slums. It receives support from Brazil Fund
Against Violence, Rio de Janeiro, was created
through a project called “Confronting of
Brazil through the project “Trans Forma
The group was created in 2009 and, in a
because of the Borel slaughter in 2003
State violence by victims’ families: solidarity,
Ação” selected in 2014 call for proposals, that
decade, many partnerships were formed
when four young men were murdered by
political mobilization and human rights” of
sought to guarantee the rights of transvestites
and many were the achievements in the
military police. The organization works to
the 2015 call for proposals. The Network
and transsexuals through the organization of
search for equity. GP Trans had already
provide support to the families of victims
was visited in October 2015. The monitoring
awareness raising actions among the various
been supported by 2012 and today it
and strengthen the struggle for justice
included reports and the exchange of
servers in public administration sectors.
is a reference for the LGBT cause.
and against institutional violence in the
experiences among participants.
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Visited grantees
Cedeca-CE - Strategic Litigation call for proposals
Acesso - Citizenship and Human Rights (RS) - Strategic Litigation call for proposals
Center for the Defense of Children and Adolescents of Ceará Maria dos
Anjos – Roraima/RO- Strategic Litigation call for proposals
Center for the Defense of Children and Adolescents of Ceará -
Anti-nuclear Articulation of Ceará – AACE - 2015 call for proposals
Committee for the Demilitarization of Police and Politics
Amazon Indigenous School Education Forum’s Commitee (Am) – 2015 call for proposals
of Ceará (CE) – 2014 call for proposals
Rural Community Association of Imbituba - ACORDI (SC) - 2013 call for proposals
Lawyers Group of Human Rights – CADHU – São Paulo/SP
Friends and Family of imprisoned people’s association – AMPARAR (SP)
Fundamental Rights Clinic of the State University of Rio de Janeiro's Law School
Quilombola Community of Morro Fortunato, Garopaba-SC - 2015 Call for Proposals
Forum of Urban Reform of Rio Grande do Sul - Sports Megaevents and Human Rights call for proposals
People's Committee for the World Cup in Fortaleza (CE)
- Sports Mega-events and Human Rights
Study and Research Group of the University of Piauí
(DiHuCi) - Strategic Litigation Call for Proposals
Catholic Prison Pastoral/ Support and Monitoring Association - ASAAC (São Paulo) – OAK
Transsexuals and Transvestites Group of Piauí- GPTRANS (PI) - 2014 call for Proposals
Association for the preservation of the environment and
the amazon rivers - APREMARA - RONDÔNIA
Ironides Rodrigues Afro Brazilian Study Center (RJ) - 2014/2015 call for proposals
Council of Associations and Cooperatives of the Middle and Lower
Network of Communities and Movement against Violence (RJ) - 2015 call for Proposals
Madeira River - CONACOBAM (RO) - 2013 call for proposals
Brazilian Amazon indigenous women group – UMIAB Amazon
RJ Youth Forum - 2014/2015 Call for Proposals
Union of Indigenous Women of the Brazilian Amazon - UMIAB
Tapeba de Caucaia Indigenous Communities Association (Ceará)
(AM) - Fighting Human Trafficking Call for Proposals
- Acita (CE) - Strategic Litigation call for proposals
Human Rights Clinic of the Joinville Region University - Univille
House of Working Women (CAMTRA) - RIO DE JANEIRO
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(Santa Catarina) - Strategic Litigation call for proposals
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SOCIAL
MOBILIZATION FOR
THE PROMOTION
OF THE HUMAN
RIGHTS CAUSE
Engaging people and institutions in the
defense of human rights is one of the greatest
challenges of Brazil Fund. Fostering society’s
mobilization is the second major work theme
for the Fund. This is why communication is a
fundamental tool to gather new actors for the
defense of social causes. Communication is
carried out through simple messages, through
the stories of organizations we support and
campaigns to increase the participation
of society in the fight for human rights.
engaging
individuals
Say yes
In 2015, we launched the “Say YES to
Human Rights in Brazil” campaign. Our
work seeks to sensitize people, for the
human rights causes and get them
engaged with an ongoing support to the
Fund’s activities through donations.
The first phase of the campaign with the
participation of actresses Leticia Sabatella
(counselor of Brazil Fund) and Jessica
Ellen and actor Vinicius Romão. They
recorded their participation in videos that
were released in the first half of 2015.
Brazil Fund arrived at the of
2015 with 129 donors.
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Nota Fiscal
Paulista program
Brazil Fund continued to mobilize the
support of shop owners through the Nota
Fiscal Paulista Program (a program that
allows for a rebate of part of the ICMS tax
collected on goods and services by the state
government). It also conducted several
awareness campaigns, counting on the
support of Vult Cosmetics for the delivery of
products as a way to thank the shop owners
for donating their tax receipts to the program.
The campaigns were conducted on
special dates: Mother’s Day in May, when
O Fundo Brasil apoia grupos que combatem essas e outras
formas de violação de direitos humanos. Seu engajamento
amplia a luta pelo respeito aos direitos de todos e todas.
Obrigado.
we address the importance of fighting
violence against women; International Day
Against Sexual Exploitation and Trafficking
of Women and Children, in September;
and International Human Rights Day, in
11 3256-7852
December, Cards were delivered with
information on each of these themes.
www.fundodireitoshumanos.org.br
www.facebook.com/fundobrasil | twitter.com/fundobrasil
Since 2009, São Paulo consumers can donate
their tax receipts for non-profit organizations
registered at the Comas (Municipal Council
of Social Assistance). Thus, part of the VAT
tax, which is charged at the moment of
purchase is reversed to social causes.
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Brazil Fund’s staff delivers
products to partners in the Nota
Fiscal Paulista program
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Brazilian Day
The participation in the BR Day 2015, an event
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produced by Globo Television Network in New
The campaign featured a video, a website
York, was one of Brazil Fund’s strategy to bring
and a digital payment tool, as well as it
visibility, mobilize people and raise funds
encompassed the structure for the event’s
to the human rights cause. In partnership
day, Together with ELAS, Brazil Fund set up
with ELAS - Social Investment Fund, and
a booth and with the help of 50 volunteers,
with the support of Ford Foundation, the
it worked to mobilize part of the event’s
“Brazil without Violence” campaign was
audience, which was formed, mostly, by
developed between July and September.
Brazilians living in the United States.
Promoting social
justice philanthropy
Participation in
international networks
Brazil’s Fund participation in conferences
outside the country is part of the work to
promote social justice philanthropy. As a
member of international networks supporting
projects related to human rights, the Fund
attracts more visibility to the Brazilian
situation and for the work that is being done.
International Independent
Funds Network Meeting
Presentation of the article
on the event published on
the newspaper O Globo
Ana Valeria Araujo, Executive Director of
Brazil Fund, is a member of the steering
committee of the International Human
Rights Funder Group (IHRFG), a human
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Brazilian philanthropy, the new action
rights funders network based in the
models regarding social justice and the
United States. In 2015, she also joined the
progress and setbacks of human rights
management team of the Working Group on
in the country and around the world were
Brazil Fund, which integrates the Funds
Philanthropy for Social Justice and Peace, a
discussed at the “1st International Meeting
Network, collaborated with the organization
group of people and organizations working
of the Independent Funds Network for Social
of the event. The Independent Funds
mainly with issues that affect the South.
Justice”, held in July, in Rio de Janeiro.
Network for Social Justice brings together
six funds and three community foundations
In 2015, the Fund participated in a conference
The event gathered funds, foundations and
that work at the root of the problems,
held by IHRFG in New York, Brazil Fund
activists from different countries to discuss
from the perspective of advocacy as well
was also present in the strategic meeting
the strengthening of philanthropy strategies
as of the empowerment of stakeholders,
of the Working Group on Philanthropy
for social justice in Brazil and Latin America.
whose rights need to be respected.
for Social Justice and Peace in Berlin.
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Strategic
Communication
Communication is critical for Brazil
Fund in order to provide visibility to the
organizations defending human rights and,
consequently, to strengthen its own role.
Musical notes
The strategy is to involve more people in the
the Youth Orchestra of Heliopolis.
defense of human rights contributing to the
creation of a focused philanthropic culture
In 2015, the reference to Brazil Fund on
On their own, musical notes are meaningless.
aimed at social justice in our country.
websites, newspapers, Radio and TV
This also happens with human rights. We all
The initiative was part of a project called
programs increased significantly.
need to be respected in order to progress
“Strengthening the role of networks
to a more just and democratic society.
and coalitions to promote human rights
When developing products and
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with the participation of musicians from
in Brazil,” sponsored by Petrobras.
communication campaigns, we seek to expand
This increase was also registered in social
the engagement of society and participate
networks, largely due to the results achieved
This was the concept announced by Brazil
in the social transformation of the country.
by the campaign “Say YES to Human Rights”.
Fund in the 2015 video “Musical Notes”,
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Brazil Fund president Jorge Durão at the opening of the seminar
“Communication, violence
and human rights”
Violence and communication were
the themes discussed at the seminar
“Communication, violence and human
rights”, organized by Brazil Fund in April
The seminar also featured the exhibition of
2015 at FGV Law SP (Getulio Vargas
the documentary “Defensorxs”, produced
Foundation’s Law School in São Paulo).
within the campaign “Somos todos
defensorxs” developed by the Intervozes
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Communicators and activists discussed the
Group, Global Justice, Dhesca Platform
current situation and alternatives to face the
and the National Human Rights Movement,
conservative wave experienced in the country.
with the support of Brazil Fund.
Quilombolas
Quilombolas
Strengthening the role of
networks and movements
The final product of this process was a
“Strengthening the role of networks and
print magazine with content providing an
coalitions to promote human rights in
overview of the current political scenario
Brazil,” is a project carried out by Brazil
and addressing the importance of capacity
Fund and sponsored by Petrobras, aimed
training and communication for human rights.
at developing communication strategies
to expand the action scope of groups
Click here for Portuguese version!
defending human rights in the country.
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It counted on the participation of a children’s
choir called Coração Jolie, formed by refugee
Musical Dialogues
children, which is part of the “Eu Conheço
Meus Direitos” (I Know My Rights) project,
held in partnership with the University of
The show “Caravana Tonteria”, starring
Fine Arts of São Paulo and the support
actress and singer Leticia Sabatella, marked
of the UN refugee agency (UNHCR).
the launch of two calls for proposals
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in 2016. Since 2009 Brazil Fund holds
The Regional Director of SESC-São Paulo,
an event called “Musical Dialogues on
Danilo Miranda, welcomed the audience
Human Rights” to celebrate the launching
and emphasized the organization’s
of its annual call for proposals, and in
commitment to social causes. Then, Brazil
2015 the Fund partnered with SESC-
Fund CEO, Jorge Eduardo Durão, spoke
São Paulo to hold this presentation.
about the recent threats to human rights.
BALANCE SHEETS ON DECEMBER 31ST, 2015 AND 2014 (IN REAIS)
ASSETS
CURRENT
Free Assets
Restricted Resources
Cash and Cash Equivalents
Financial Investments
Other Credits
Prepaid Expenses
Total of the Current Assets
NON-CURRENT ASSETS
Non-current assets
Financial Investments
FIXED ASSETS
Properties in Operation
(-) Depreciations
Net Fixed Assets
Total of Non-Current Assets
INCOME STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR
ON DECEMBER 31ST, 2015 AND 2014 – IN REAIS
2015
2,425,771.12
101,265.30
2,527,036.42
1,997,124.31
11,496.81
710.86
4,536,368.40
8,124,611.19
2,502,708.30
107,556.36
2,610,264.66
2,087,864.52
2,742.13
333.56
4,701,204.87
7,806,140.17
12,712,440.88
12,549,243.06
2015
2014
90,648.89
44,471.21
1,382.13
136,502.23
72,773.65
34,524.80
34,863.11
142,161.56
2,067,622.46
101,998.74
40,000.00
2,209,621.20
2,346,123.43
2,260,384.65
104,956.36
125,000.00
2,490,341.01
2,632,502.57
Equity
Equity Fund - Donation
Accumulated Surplus
Deficit/Surplus for the Year
Adjustment from Previous Years
Total of Share capital
10,000.00
6,076,500.00
3,830,240.49
449,576.96
10,366,317.45
10,000.00
6,076,500.00
2,743,918.58
880,911.58
205,410.33
9,916,740.49
TOTAL OF LIABILITIES
12,712,440.88
12,549,243.06
SOCIAL PROJECTS IN PROGRESS
Linked Donations
Restricted Donations - Funds Network
Other Social Projects
Total of Current Liabilities
NET EQUITY
74
Cooperation Agencies
2,843,910.77
2,947,946.49
National Income:
Donations from Public Companies
Donations from Private Companies
Donations from Individuals
WITHOUT RESTRICTIONS
717,948.21
1,650,00.00
1,417,286.32
285,000.00
18,753.03
-
104,528.78
170,827.77
3,075.10
14,162.87
1,542.18
8,737.83
342,594.61
4,951.23
337,643.38
372,376.79
372,376.79
(4,862,692.89)
(392,547.90)
(1,347,079.47)
(2,660,802.26)
(236,195.29)
(214,918.27)
(11,149.70)
(5,458,458.04)
(220,837.14)
(622,324.81)
(2,953,684.38)
(1,469,175.17)
(184,458.89)
(7,977.65)
Surplus (Deficit) of Social Operations
(652,719.52)
(254,740.66)
FINANCIAL RESULT, NET
Financial Income
NTNB Variation
( - ) Financial Expenses
1,444,891.09
1,131,359.43
341,284.12
(27,752.46)
1,508,029.03
776,949.06
754,211.04
(23,131.07)
FREE LEGAL AID
Tickets Donations - Network Projects
(342,594.61)
(4,951.23)
(372,376.79)
-
Voluntary Services
(337,643.38)
(372,376.79)
SURPLUS (DEFICIT) FOR THE YEAR
449,576.96
880,911.58
WITH RESTRICTIONS
International Income:
Judicial Donation - Nota Fiscal Paulista (Invoices
issued in the State of São Paulo)
Credits from Nota Fiscal Paulista (Invoices
issued in the State of São Paulo)
73,476.70
(31,578.68)
41,898.02
7,848,038.19
LIABILITIES
CURRENT
Payroll and Social Charges
Tax Obligations/Contributions
Other Accounts Payable
2014
4,831,340.59
2014
94,189.67
(42,728.38)
51,461.29
8,176,072.48
TOTAL ASSETS
2015
3,867,378.76
OPERATING INCOME
Donation from International Legal Entity
Individual Donations
FREE LEGAL AID
Tickets Donations - Network Projects
Voluntary services
OPERATING EXPENSES
Institutional Management and Development
Social Mobilization for the Promotion of the Human Rights Cause
Support to the Organizations
Formation and Strengthening of Networks
Operating Costs
Depreciation
balance sheet and audit
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balance sheet and audit
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MEDIA SUPPORT
Sergio Haddad
Ellus
Farm
Os Quindins 1 (Aspicuelta)
ENDOWMENT
Abril Advertising Award
Vera Masagão
Handbook
Pop Up
Pachamama
Ford Foundation
/ Editora Abril
Mr. Cat
Shopping Mooca
PollyMaggoo
INSTITUTIONAL SUPPORT AND PROJECTS
TVT - Workers TV
VOLUNTEERS
Planet Girls
1+1
Suzana Izuno
Ford Foundation
PARTICIPATION IN
Fábio Campos Neves
Santa Lolla
Amazônia Vital
OAK
TRAINING ACTIVITIES
Nicolas Dutra Rocha
Uncle K.
Arezzo
INSTITUTIONAL SUPPORT
AND OTHER EVENTS
Yachtsman
Ellus
Bread for the World - PPM
Andrés Thompson
Partners in the
Zatta
My Shoes
PROJECTS SUPPORT
Atila Roque
Nota Fiscal Paulista
Shopping Eldorado
Shopping Pátio Higienópolis
Kellogg Foundation
Darci Frigo
program
Di Pollini
Farm
Lucia Seabra
Domingos Armani
Vult Cosmética
Empório Naka
Lucy in the Sky
Maria Alice Setúbal
Flávia Oliveira
Ellus
Mr. Cat
Petrobras - Petróleo Brasileiro SA
Gersem Baniwa
Anhangabaú
Mr. Cat
Pop Up
Porticus Latin America
Jacira Melo
Hering
NYX
Shopping Pátio Paulista
EVENTS SUPPORT
Jacqueline Pitanguy
Ibirapuera
Rery
Ellus
Comfort Hotel Dowtown
Jean Tible
Bolo ao forno
Santa Lolla
Mr. Cat
FGV Law SP (Getulio Vargas Foundation’s
Loja Empório Naka
Shopping Jardim Anália Franco
Prego
Law School in São Paulo),
Juana Kweitel
Itaim
Animale
Uncle K.
Globo TV / Social Responsibility Board (Beatriz Azevedo)
Junior Perim
Jardim Sul - Franquia
Birello
Shopping Villa Lobos
SESC-SP - Commerce Social Service of Sao Paulo
Keka Marzagão
SP Market
Capodarte
Animale
In Kind donors
Kenarik Boujikian
República
Dipollini
Arezzo
Alessandra Vilas Boas (Doctors Without Borders)
Laura Capriglione
Casarão
Ellus
Dunnes
Brazz Design (Rogério Escobar)
Mafoane Odara
Fabiana Modas
Fascar
Ellus
Jessica Ellen
Marcos José Pereira
Sweet Point
Handbook
Lepostiche
Jorge Serafim Yoshida
Mônica Oliveira
Rua Barão de Itapetininga
Loungerie
Mr. Cat
Leticia Sabatella
Oscar Vilhena
Cria Moda
Morph
Uncle K.
Maildes Ferreira de Holanda (Casa da Criança
Pedro Ekman
Hering
Mr. Cat
Yachtsman
Zenaide de Souza Lima Association)
Rafael Vilela
Pour Les Petis
Munny
Tatuapé
Otavio Valle
Raul Santiago
Trintee
Osklen
Teatro Fernando Torres
Pragma Asset Management (Aloisio Camargo
Renato Rovai
Rua Maria Antonia
Phillip Monica
Vila Madalena
and Diego de Carvalho Martins)
Ricardo Henriques
Hering
Pour Les Petis
Bel Paoliello
Finally, we would like to thank
Tarso Strategy and Communication
Rivane Arantes
Shopping Bourbon
Trintee
Fábrica Brinquedos
everyone who contributed
Vinicius Romao
Sérgio Leitão
Animale
Shopping JK Iguatemi
Farm
to Brazil Fund.
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ACNOWLEDGEMENTS
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