In this special area are offered science dissemination pieces within the Center for Metropolitan Studies (CEM / Ridc) scope, which may include video productions, periodical booklets for large and academic audiences, courses, among other initiatives.
The "What produces violence" course is part of the project "Tackling Violence in Latin America" was hold between August and November, 2017 in São Paulo. On this page are included schedule, abstract and course menu, as well as links to videos produced especially by the partners. Aug-Nov/2017
In January 2017, the CEM-Center for Metropolitan Studies in partnership with Oxfam Brasil and Le Monde Diplomatique Brasil, launched the Inequality In Motion special booklet. The edition includes articles that address the challenges that the new mayors of the Brazilian municipalities will face on 2017. Jan/2017
This booklet (in English version), prepared by a partnership of the Center for Metropolitan Studies (CEPID-Fapesp/USP/Cebrap), Le Monde Diplomatique Brasil and Oxfam Brazil, aims to help discussions on various dimensions of inequality, such as income, education, race, gender, urbanism and public safety. This smaterial can open new arenas for dialog and strengthen civil society’s mobilization strategies. Apr/2016
CEM - Center for Metropolitan Studies and Ciência USP produced special short videos on several Brazilian inequality subjects in the last fifty years. All these animations were produced based on the conclusions of researches and analyzes of the census from 1960 to 2010 that resulted in the book "Paths of Inequalities: How Brazil has changed in the last 50 years", organized by Marta Arretche and were produced by DnA Design & Animation. Dec/2016
