Photos from Belém
Group photo, containing panelists and listening audience.
Session about the role of religious leaders and communities in the promotion of peace, justice and sustainable development. Andrea Guimarães, Rachel MIner, Isabela Dario, Elcimar Dias and Irenilda Aparecida. In this picture, Elcimar Dias (International Consultant for Geledés – Black Women's Institute) is speaking.
Session about the role of religious leaders and communities in the promotion of peace, justice and sustainable development. Isabela Dario, Elcimar Dias, Irenilda Aparecida (Iya Gilda) and Cole Durham, from left to right. In the picture, Isabela Dario (President of the Committee on Law and Religious Freedom of the OAB Minas Gerais Section and member of the Institute for the Defense of Afro-Brazilian Religions - IDAFRO), is speaking.
Session about the protection of religious spaces and heritage of traditional people and communities. Mametu Nanguetu, Romana Remor and Nicholas Miller, from left to right. In the picture, Mametu Nanguetu, from Mametu Institute, and representative of Civil Society from Belém (Pará).
Up close, Almires Martins, Indigenous Anthropologist of the Guarani-Terena People.
In the picture, a listener asks a question.
Nicholas Miller, Irenilda Aparecida (Iya Gilda), Mametu Nanguetu, Denilson Silva (Baba Denilson D'Oxaguiãn), Cole Durham and Katherine Marshal take a picture together.
Introduction and general orientations. Ivo Silva, Cole Durham and Rodrigo Vitorino, from left to right. In the picture, Ivo Silva is speaking.
In focus, Ivo Silva (History Professor at the Federal University of Pará; Social Policy Advisor for the Ministry of Human Rights and Citizenship).
Session about the protection of religious spaces and heritage of traditional people and communities. Nicholas Miller, Ivanir dos Santos and Christine Bastos, from left to right. In the picture, Christine Bastos (Mam’etu Zaze Leuacy) is speaking.
Session about the protection of religious spaces and heritage of traditional people and communities. In the picture, Christine Bastos is speaking. In focus, W. Cole Durham Jr, President of the G20 Interfaith Forum and Founding Director of the International Center for Law and Religion Studies.
Session about education, development and intercultural comprehension. In the picture, James Standish is speaking.
Session about the mapping of the religious liberty status in Brazil and its relevance for other human rights. Up cloese, Alexis Artaud-de-La-Ferriere. In this picture, Irenilda Aparecida is speaking.
Session about the mapping of the religious liberty status in Brazil and its relevance for other human rights. Irenilda Aparecida, Rodrigo Vitotino, Cole Durham and Ivo Silva, from left to right. In the picture, up close, Ivo Silva is speaking.
Session about the mapping of the religious liberty status in Brazil and its relevance for other human rights. Guilherme Brasil, Almires Costa, Marilu Campelo, Irenilda Aparecida, Ivo Silva, Rodrigo Vitorino and Katherine Marshall, from left to right. In the picture, Katherine Marshall is speaking.
Audience of the open session.
Introduction and general orientations. In the picture, Irenilda Aparecida (Iya Gilda), General Coordinator for the Promotion of Religious Freedom (CGLIB|DPDH) of
the Ministry of Human Rights and Citizenship (MDHC), is speaking.
Introduction and general orientations (opening). Mametu Nanguetu, Denilson Silva, Irenilda Aparecida and Rodrigo Vitorino, from left to right. In the picture, Irenilda Aparecida (Iya Gilda) is speaking.
Session about the protection of religious spaces and heritage of traditional people and communities. Pieter François, Mametu Nanguetu, Rommana Remor, Nicholas Milller and Ivanir dos Santos, from left to right. In the picture, Ivanir dos Santos, Babalawo and Professor of Comparative History at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, is speaking.
Session about the protection of religious spaces and heritage of traditional people and communities. In focus, Pieter François - Associate Professor in Cultural Evolution at the University of Oxford; Fellow in Anthropology at St. Benet’s Hall; Deputy Director and Senior Researcher at the Centre for the Study of Social Cohesion; Founding Director of the Seshat: Global History Databank Project.
Session about education, development and intercultutural comprehension. Quézia Barreto, Aldrin Figueireido, Marianna Richardson, Magda Ricci, James Standish and Katherine Marshall, from left to right. In the picture, Katherine Marshall (Vice President of the G20 Interfaith Forum; Senior Researcher at the Berkley Center for Religion, Peace, and World Affairs, Georgetown University; Executive Director of the World Faiths Development Dialogue) is up close and speaking.
Session about education, development and intercultutural comprehension.
Session about education, development and intercultutural comprehension. Quézia Barreto, Aldrin Figueiredo and Alexis Artaud-de-La-Ferriere, from left to right. In the picture, Aldrin Figueiredo (Professor at the Federal University of Pará) is speaking.
Session about education, development and intercultutural comprehension. Quézia Barreto, Aldrin Figueiredo, Marianna Richardson and Magda Ricci, from left to right. In the picture, Marianna Richardson (Director of Communications for the G20 Interfaith Forum) is speaking.
Session about the conference final perspectives. In the picture, Irenilda Aparecida (Iya Gilda), General Coordinator for the Promotion of Religious Freedom (CGLIB|DPDH) of the Ministry of Human Rights and Citizenship (MDHC), is speaking.
Session about the conference final perspectives. In the picture, Rodrigo Vitorino de Souza Alves (President of the Committee Local Organizer of the G20 Interfaith Forum-IF20 Brazil 2024; Leader of the Brazilian Center for Studies in Law and Religion; Professor of Law at the Federal University of Uberlândia) is speaking.
Session for review and discussion of Guidelines and Principles for Balancing Indigenous and Collective Rights with Religious Freedom. Alexis Artaud-de-La-Ferriere, Isabela Dario, W. Cole Durham Jr. and Nicholas Miller, from left to right. In the picture, Isabela Dario is speaking.
In the final session, Quézia Barreto made her contribution to the debate.
In the final session, Ivanir dos Santos (Babalawo) made his contribution to the debate.
The end of the session about balancing individual and collective rights. In the picture: Manoel Moraes, Rodrigo Vitorino, Alexis Artaud, Nicholas Miller, W. Cole Durham Jr. and Andrea Letícia Carvalho Guimarães.
Session about balancing individual and collective rights. In the picture, Andrea Letícia Carvalho Guimarães, Researcher Associate of the Brazilian Center for Studies in Law and Religion.
Session about balancing individual and collective rights.
Session about balancing individual and collective rights. In the picture: Alexis Artaud-de-La-Ferriere (Royal Holloway, University of London - United Kingdom).
Session about balancing individual and collectives rights. Andrea Carvalho, Alexis Artaud, Rodrigo Vitorino, W. Cole Durham Jr., Nicholas Miller and Manoel Moraes, from left to right. In the picture, Manoel Moraes is speaking.
Session about collective rights, rights of indigenous peoples and religious freedom. In the picture, David Little (Emeritus Professor, Harvard Divinity School) and Nicholas Miller (President of the International Institute for Religious Freedom at Washington Adventist University).
In the picture, Katherine Marshall, Christine Alves Bastos (Mam'etu Zaze Leuacy), Quézia Barreto, Andrea Carvalho, from left to right.
Session about collective rights, rights of indigenous peoples and religious freedom. Ivanir dos Santos (Babalawo) made a contribution for the debate.
Session about collective rights, rights of indigenous peoples and religious freedom. Rodrigo Vitorino made a contribution for the debate.
Session about collective rights, rights of indigenous peoples and religious freedom. Valena Jacob, David Saperstein, David Little and Nicholas Miller from left to right.
The organizing committee of the Brazilian Center for Studies in Law and Religion (CEDIRE), located at the Federal University of Uberlândia (UFU). In the picture, Ana Clara Terra Pelarin, Victória Falqueto Alvim and Tatiane Mendes, from left to right.
