Mission

The Brazil Office Alliance is a specialized network dedicated to reflecting on Brazil and supporting actions that strengthen the role of civil society and institutions committed to promoting and defending democracy, human rights, freedoms, and sustainable socio-economic and environmental development in the country.

Objective

Our goal is to produce knowledge about Brazil and support the international work of all sectors that require advocacy, engagement, bilateral exchanges, knowledge production, and the building of cooperative relationships between Brazil and the world and/or with international organizations and institutions headquartered in the United States, Europe, and Brazil.

Principles

The WBO acts independently and in a non-partisan manner, respecting diversity, human dignity, inclusive dialogue, and with a commitment to evidence-based ideas, activities and policies.

ACTIVITIES
 

Advocacy 

The WBO promotes international mobilization and advocacy with public and private sector institutions in the United States, such as the U.S. Congress, State Department, unions, regional and global NGOs, and universities.

Connecting

We articulate networks of contacts and organize visits and work missions for legislators, social and public sectors, academics, and others.

Supporting

We litigate and participate in activities with international organizations and entities headquartered in the United States, such as the IACHR, OAS, UN, IDB, IMF, World Bank, PAHO, and others.

Reporting

A policy paper on Brazil is published and sent to the White House each year, highlighting the main areas of concern in the country.

Promoting

We organize bilateral events and debates on topics of common interest between Brazil and the United States, holding an annual conference, and supporting and organizing campaigns throughout the year.

Researching

We carry out and disseminate studies, publications and investigations related to Brazil. We also maintain an Observatory of Brazilian Democracy to monitor the state of democracy in the country.

Thinking

We maintain a space for public information and reflection on the Brazilian reality and agenda of common interest between Brazil and the United States, cooperating with networks of specialists between the two countries.

 
 
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