Performance

Elections 2022 – Monitoring candidates with religious identity

Since 2018, researchers in the Religion and Politics programmatic area have been monitoring candidacies for the Legislative and Executive that in some way mobilize religious identity in federal, state and municipal elections. Articulating quantitative and qualitative methods, ISER provides data and analysis on campaign agendas, electoral effectiveness, gender, race and religion, as well as other variables related to these candidacies. Our election research data will be made available for free download from 2020 on the platform www.religiaoepoder.org.br.

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‎ Religion & Public Space

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Coordination: Lívia Reis Érico Rosso, João Luiz Moura, Laryssa Owsiany, Luana Calzavara, Magali Cunha and Matheus Pestana.

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Registration is open for the Axé-Amém 2026 training program.

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