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Portugués Nós, integrantes do Global Brazil Humanities Lab da Duke University, como estudiosos do Brasil e da América Latina, nos posicionamos contra o golpe que se implanta em terras brasileiras, […]

Follow Global Brazil Humanities Lab Co-Director, Dr. Christine Folch (@christinefolch; https://cfolch.blogspot.com/), at the Paris Climate Conference (COP21), as she attends to “how creative voices of the margins speak to larger issues of […]

We have you covered. Learn more about opportunities for the 2015-16 academic year, including research projects and language training, by viewing our informational presentation. 

A collection of videos, including invited talks and interviews, from the Global Brazil Lab’s 2015 conference is now available online. Consult the schedule for the March conference to select a video […]

Last day of class brings the happy news that the Global Brazil Lab‘s web exhibit Pop Art in the Americas: 1965-1975 is now live. The exhibit is the work of students in the […]

What is capoeira? As new students to this ambiguous art form, we still struggle to succinctly answer this question. In biweekly workshops and weekly seminars in Global Brazil Lab course […]

Ava LaVonne Vinesett​, Director of Undergraduate Studies & Associate Professor of the Practice of Dance and Faculty Director of the Baldwin Scholars Program, writes about being in Brazil not for the World Cup. It’s […]

Read what our students and faculty members are currently writing about Brazil in our new blog portion of the GBL website.   The copa ends but the work continues Katya Wesolowski […]