Last week, we had the pleasure of cohosting an event with Brazilian Congresswoman @tabataamaralsp at Georgetown University. The conversation explored the realities of legislating in Brazil today, including the relationship between Congress and other institutions.

The Brazil Program Director, Bruna Santos, contributed to the publication "Brazil Between Two Wests", published by @CEBRIonline.

At COP30, we gathered leaders tackling one of the toughest challenges, decarbonizing the global food system. Harvard’s BiGS, WWF, Arcos Dorados, and Marfrig are driving change where policy still lags. #COP30 #CasaDialogo #FoodSystems #Decarbonization – at Belém, Brazil

Yesterday at #CasaDiálogo in Belém, we brought together leaders from across sectors to turn ambition into implementation. From boardrooms to farms, conversations about sustainable agriculture showed what implementation looks like in practice. 🌱 #COP30

🇺🇸🇧🇷 Our Senior Fellow Nick Zimmerman on the U.S. Senate’s vote to end tariffs on Brazil: “The Senate vote is an important reminder that Brazil still has many friends in Washington. It also shows the enduring value of bilateral and bipartisan engagement." – at Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil

🌱 How can Brazil feed the world without depleting its biomes? Oct 6 roundtable brought together Embrapa, WWF-Brasil, Proforest & McDonald’s to discuss pathways to deforestation-free agriculture ahead of #COP30 in Belém. youtube.com/watch?v=vhAuCVrs…

In the latest #LatinAmerica #EnergyAdvisor, our Senior Fellow Natalie Unterstell reflects on Brazil’s dilemma as it prepares to host COP30: “Hosting COP30 in the Amazon carries enormous symbolic weight, but it also sharpens scrutiny” thedialogue.org/wp-content/u…

🌎 Our fellow Fernanda Magnotta, PhD, shares her take on President Lula’s speech at the UN General Assembly. #Lula #UNGA

The Brazil Program at @The_Dialogue was featured in @exame. Director Bruna Santos stressed the private sector’s role in sustaining Brazil–U.S. dialogue and using the crisis as a chance to confront systemic challenges like supply chain fragmentation and decoupling.

Brazil’s Supreme Court sentenced ex-President Jair Bolsonaro to 27 years for plotting to stay in power after losing in 2022. What does this mean for 🇧🇷 democracy, rule of law & U.S.–Brazil relations? Full analysis by Giulia Branco Spiess in #LatamAdvisor: thedialogue.org/wp-content/u…

Thanks to @Embrapa, ArcosDorados, Brazil's Ministry of Agricultute, INIA Uruguay & Marfrig Uruguay for joining our roundtable on how traceability is transforming ag supply chains 🌎 Recording soon + updates on Casa Diálogo ahead of #COP30!

Our Director @hourly_radio in @valoreconomico: Brazil has limited room to maneuver in face of Trump’s trade measures. The challenge is to manage short-term costs while keeping the door open for future realignment. valor.globo.com/brasil/notic…

EVENT | Foreign Policy Project This week, the Brazil Institute hosted a private discussion marking the launch of "U.S.-Brazil Relations: Opportunities for Strategic Convergence," a project led by @hourly_radio, Ricardo Zuniga, @fermagnotta, and Nick Zimmerman. The conversation brought together public and private sector leaders, former ambassadors, and experts to explore how Brazil and the U.S. can strengthen cooperation in key areas, such as economic relations, public security, and people-to-people connections.