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Negritudes Globo and Instituto Rouanet Host Event on Identity and Narratives in Tiradentes

Negritudes Globo and Instituto Rouanet Host Event on Identity and Narratives in Tiradentes

Negritudes Globo and Instituto Rouanet Host Event on Identity and Narratives in Tiradentes

Sumário

On February 22, 2025, the Yves Alves Cultural Center in Tiradentes (MG) will host an unmissable event:
“Conversations with Tiradentes – Paths and Identity in Narratives”, promoted by Negritudes Globo in partnership with Instituto Rouanet. With free admission and already fully booked, the gathering will bring together prominent figures from cinema, theater, and literature to discuss representation and the challenges of constructing Black narratives in Brazilian culture.

Featured Guests

The event will feature Clayton Nascimento and Lázaro Ramos, both acclaimed actors and directors with strong influence in Brazilian drama. Joining them are philosopher and writer Renato Nogueira, and renowned author and director Rosane Svartman, who will share insights on identity and explore ways to expand the visibility of diverse stories in audiovisual media and literature.

The conversation will be moderated by TV Globo journalist Aline Aguiar, who will guide the discussion on building authentic and representative narratives, connecting the different perspectives and experiences of the guests.

The Event’s Importance for Culture and Representation

This initiative aims to create an essential space for dialogue around diversity, identity, and the importance of Black representation in media and culture. The program reinforces the commitment of both Instituto Rouanet and Globo to amplifying diverse voices within Brazil’s artistic production.

The event will take place at the Yves Alves Cultural Center, located at Rua Direita, 168, Tiradentes (MG), from 8 PM to 9:30 PM. Though fully booked, the gathering is expected to spark significant reflections within the Brazilian cultural landscape.


About Instituto Rouanet

Instituto Rouanet promotes and supports national culture by backing projects that foster diversity and democratize access to art and knowledge. For more information on upcoming events and initiatives, follow updates through the official website and social media channels.

By João Pavese

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