Performance

Legislative Monitoring of the National Congress

This project consists of a continuous and frequent evaluation of bills and other legislative proposals initially launched in the Chamber of Deputies, in the current legislature. This evaluation is carried out through the analysis of the project's menu, searching for keywords and themes that intersect with the religious theme and its variations, such as issues of gender, race, family, among others. 

As a result, a monthly newsletter will be issued, reporting both the creation of these projects and their progress, so that each of the matters can be monitored, as well as the identification of the main actors, within the Chamber, who participate and sign these projects.Mapping and analysis are available on the platform Religion and Power.

incidence locations

National

categories

‎ Religion & Public Space

team

Coordination: Livia Reis
Editor: Magali Cunha
Researchers: Laryssa Owsiany, Matheus Pestana
Communication: Elena Wesley

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