As countries around the world are in lockdown to stem the spread of COVID-19, victims of domestic violence are being put in a dangerous situation. In Brazil, Avon and Natura have joined forces to launch #IsolatedNotAlone, a campaign to support victims and at-risk women.

By the time women’s football was finally legalised in Brazil in 1979, the men’s team were three-time world champions. To bring more attention and support to the women’s team, soda brand Guaraná Antarctica is donating space on its cans for sponsors to print their logos.

Offering activations that focus on fun, safety, and engagement, beer brand Heineken has been working to boost its profile and engagement in Brazil. Amid changing drinking habits and a growing taste for premium and craft beer, the company is growing in popularity among Brazilians.

After years of activism and struggle, the myth of Brazil being a 'racial democracy' is beginning to be debunked. This shift has meant that more people are identifying as being Black or mixed-race in census data, showing how race is as much about identity as it is about demographics.