Solidarity

Transforming the outskirts into places of good living

Institutional Partners

State institutions, organized civil society and professionals are part of our organization's journey.

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Professional partners of our journey

Professionals who contributed (and continue to contribute) to the Marcinho Institute’s journey with their technical skills, experiences and human sensitivity.

Elie Costa

Housekeeper. President of the Marcinho Institute mandated 2022-2024.

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Joan of Arc

Social Worker. Vice President of the Marcinho Institute

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Sergia Travassos

Social Worker. General secretary of the Marcinho Institute

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Suzana Amaral

Community leadership for ten years. Defender of Human Rights in the State of Pará, honored by the Legislative Assembly of the State of Pará and by the Pará Society for the Defense of Human Rights. Social Educator with training and community practice.

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Eliana Fonseca

Social Educator. Former ombudsman at the Secretariat of Public Security and Social Defense. Coordinator of the Pará Society for the Defense of Human Rights.

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Marco Apolo Leo

Lawyer, coordinator of the Pará Society for the Defense of Human Rights. Lawyer working in the 2014 massacre cases.

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Father Bruno Sechi

Priest of the Catholic Church in the archdiocese of Belém. Founder of the Republic of Emmaus Movement. He welcomed the mothers of the victims of the 2014 massacre in Belém. He taught that the value of loving others is loving life.

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Paulo Fonteles Filho

Attorney. Human rights activist. He was a supporter of social mobilizations and confrontations after the 2014 massacre.

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Pedro Cavalero

Lawyer, human rights activist, coordinator of the State Secretariat for Racial Equality and Human Rights

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Johny Giffoni

Public Defender. PhD student in Human Rights. He worked in the cases of the 2014 Massacre, strengthening the Marcinho Institute.

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Carlos Bordalo

State Deputy of Pará (Workers' Party). CPI rapporteur who investigated the actions of extermination groups in the 2014 massacre in Belém do Pará.

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Diana Keila da Conceição

Social agent at Instituto Marcinho.

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Vivi Reis

Physiotherapist, feminist activist, former federal deputy for PSOL. Deputy supporter of social movements and the Marcinho Institute.

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Juliana Fonteles

Popular lawyer, feminist, defender of human rights, 1st deputy councilor (Citizenship)

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Jean Brito

Attorney. He acted as a photographer during the massacre.

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Dirceu Ten Caten

State Deputy in Pará. He followed the Massacre from November 4th to 5th, 2014. Approved the bill that establishes November 4th as Youth Day in Pará.

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Andrea Nascimentto

Lawyer, Social Educator and Master in Public Development Management

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