Editor's note: Originally published in 2021, this exclusive report was the lead story on g1, Brazil's largest digital news outlet. Among the first pieces in Brazil's mainstream media to frame climate change through the lenses of climate justice and environmental racism, it documented the historic participation of Black Brazilian organizations at COP26 and explored how racial inequality, land rights and environmental policy had become inseparable in the global climate debate.

Editor's note: Originally published in 2020, this story was among the first reports in a major Brazilian news outlet to examine the concept of algorithmic racism and its impact on digital platforms. At the time of publication, R7 was Brazil's third most-read digital news outlet, helping introduce the debate on algorithmic bias and racial inequality to a broad national audience. Beginning with a seemingly ordinary question about social media visibility and creators' earnings,

To compete in the category they identify with, intersex and transgender athletes must prove they do not have a physical advantage....

Editor's note: Originally published in 2024, this investigation examined how chronic underinvestment in disaster prevention left Brazil increasingly vulnerable to climate-related catastrophes. Combining budget analysis, public spending data and accountability reporting, the story exposed the gap between government allocations and the funds actually reaching prevention efforts. It was published as the lead story on g1, Brazil's largest digital news outlet, at the height of the

With feminist-focused gatherings and spaces welcoming the LGBTQIA+ community, samba has become a nightlife musical trend in São Paulo....