Brazil
Preparing Brazil’s next generation of women leaders
Power4Girls, a U.S. State Department program in Brazil, helps train hundreds of girls in leadership and business skills. Learn more.
AWE inspires Brazilian women entrepreneurs
A State Department-funded program in Brazil taught 90 women how to build their businesses. Learn more here.
Why ‘open’ 5G tech is vital for Brazil’s future
Learn why Open RAN 5G technology would bring Brazil more secure, reliable and flexible networks than single-company providers.
U.S. and international partners aid Brazil’s fight against COVID-19
The United States and partner organizations are providing vaccine doses and medical equipment to help Brazil fight COVID-19.
World leaders pledge to cap global emissions
During President Biden's virtual Leaders Summit on Climate, heads of government from around the world committed to essential climate pledges.
A champion of religious freedom in Brazil
Ivanir dos Santos, a Candomblé priest, has championed religious freedom in Brazil for decades. His Afro-Brazilian religion is the target of persecution.
Maduro’s praise of indigenous Venezuelans rings hollow
After government troops killed and injured several members of Venezuela's indigenous Pemon people in February, more than 1,300 fled to Brazil.
U.S. and Brazil partner to tackle global food issues
Animal scientists from the University of São Paulo and Virginia Tech share their research on how to improve animal productivity, reproduction and welfare.
U.S. and Brazil team up to protect world’s wheat supply
Kansas State University scientists are partnering with Brazilian researchers in finding creative ways to stop wheat blast disease.