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Brazil Talk is a non-partisan, not-for-profit online platform offering new perspectives about Brazilian issues through opinion articles, interviews, videos, graphics, and events. Our contributors come from the academia, business, media, public sector, and third sector. Brazil Talk provides readers with original, current and engaging content in economics, national politics, culture, foreign affairs, and society. Our mission is to create a powerful global platform devoted to in-depth commentaries about Brazil in English. Founded in 2015 by graduate students – Eloy Oliveira and Marcelo Bonatto – and supported by faculty members at the School of International and Public Affairs (SIPA) at Columbia University in the City of New York, Brazil Talk is an open collaborative space where contributors with demonstrated expertise in Brazilian affairs share their incisive perspectives and analyses.

Interview with Fernanda Rosa

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Columbia University, New York – Lemann Dialogues, November 2019.

Fernanda Rosa is a postdoctoral fellow at the Center for Advanced Research in Global Communication of the University of Pennsylvania’s Annenberg School. Her work focuses on the social, political, and economic aspects of internet infrastructure, in particular the imbalances of power present in internet interconnection arrangements.

In this exclusive interview to Brazil Talk, Fernanda Rosa discusses some of the policy issues regarding IXPs, and the role of surveillance and cybersecurity that could arise in the future.

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Interview with Fernanda Rosa

by Brazil Talk, posted in Uncategorized, Videos

Columbia University, New York – Lemann Dialogues, November 2019.

Fernanda Rosa is a postdoctoral fellow at the Center for Advanced Research in Global Communication of the University of Pennsylvania’s Annenberg School. Her work focuses on the social, political, and economic aspects of internet infrastructure, in particular the imbalances of power present in internet interconnection arrangements.

In this exclusive interview to Brazil Talk, Fernanda Rosa discusses Internet Exchange Points (IXPs) and how they demonstrate the inequalities between the Global North and South.

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Interview with Fernanda Lopes

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Columbia University, New York – Lemann Dialogues, November 2019.

Fernanda Lopes is the director of programs of the Baobá Fund for racial equity and the founder of Niketche: Transforming Realities, which conducts specialized consultancies in health and human rights, development and racial and gender equity. Fernanda is a biologist, with a master and a PhD degree in Public Health from the University of São Paulo (USP) in the area of ​​epidemiology.

In an exclusive interview for Brazil Talk, Fernanda Lopes discusses essential policies to guarantee racial equity in Brazil.

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Interview with Fernanda Lopes

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Columbia University, New York – Lemann Dialogues, November 2019.

Fernanda Lopes is the director of programs of the Baobá Fund for racial equity and the founder of Niketche: Transforming Realities, which conducts specialized consultancies in health and human rights, development and racial and gender equity. Fernanda is a biologist, with a master and a PhD degree in Public Health from the University of São Paulo (USP) in the area of ​​epidemiology.

In an exclusive interview for Brazil Talk, Fernanda Lopes talks about affirmative racial policies in Brazil and challenges of continuity.

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Interview with Fernanda Lopes

by Brazil Talk, posted in Uncategorized, Videos

Columbia University, New York – Lemann Dialogues, November 2019.

Fernanda Lopes is the director of programs of the Baobá Fund for racial equity and the founder of Niketche: Transforming Realities, which conducts specialized consultancies in health and human rights, development and racial and gender equity. Fernanda is a biologist, with a master and a PhD degree in Public Health from the University of São Paulo (USP) in the area of ​​epidemiology.

In an exclusive interview for Brazil Talk, Fernanda Lopes discusses recent achievements and the path ahead of us to guarantee racial equity in Brazil.

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