Security in Context

Security in Context presents an interview with Emerson Souza-Guarani as part of our coverage for the 2026 Brazil General Elections. Episode 3 - Security for Whom? Indigenous Lands and Agribusiness youtu.be/T4cndSGRGZg

Security in Context presents an interview with Emerson Souza-Guarani as part of our coverage for the 2026 Brazil General Elections. Episode 2 - Beyond the Presidency: Why Congress Matters for Indigenous Rights youtu.be/GLZ20x8YjAs

Security in Context presents an interview with Emerson Souza-Guarani as part of our coverage for the 2026 Brazil General Elections. Episode 1 - Indigenous Land Rights: What's Missing from Brazil's Election Debate youtu.be/Z8uwqY2EagI

Security in Context presents an interview with Eliana Sousa Silva. Episode 5 - The Global Right and the Challenges of Community Organizing youtu.be/JxjzH3YAxwA

Security in Context presents an interview with Eliana Sousa Silva ahead of the 2026 Brazil General Elections. Episode 4 - Beyond Criminalization: Favelas and Electoral Politics youtu.be/WAGLX0rb6ag

Security in Context presents an interview with Eliana Sousa Silva ahead of the 2026 Brazil General Elections. Episode 3 - Documenting Police Violence, Defending Rights youtu.be/O6dh7HVtkTE

Security in Context presents an interview with Eliana Sousa Silva ahead of the 2026 Brazil General Elections. Episode 2 - Life in Maré: Inequality, Stigma and Security youtu.be/wGyGs9kQ1qk

Security in Context presents an interview with Eliana Sousa Silva ahead of the 2026 Brazil General Elections. Episode 1 - Public Security as a Human Right youtu.be/amu3XbH2yPU

Security in Context is proud to be publishing a special edition of ¿Hasta Cuándo? Cuba In January and February 2026, a 40-page print zine written by Michele Lee Hardesty about their time and experience in Cuba. Over the past year, the U.S. government has escalated its attack on Cuba, in line with its aggressive and destructive foreign policy across Latin America and the Caribbean. Hardesty’s zine is truly unique, presenting a side of Cuban society’s struggles and everyday life in Havana that is rarely seen or understood. It is beautifully written, compassionate, and well researched, with extraordinary insights on every page. It’s a must-read for anyone interested in Cuba as well as a teaching tool for students of Latin America and US foreign policy. securityincontext.org/hasta-…

Security in Context (@SecurityContext) is pleased to host Prof. Fernando Brancoli for a residency at The Five College Consortium with events at Hampshire College (@hampshirecolg) and Mount Holyoke College (@mtholyoke). Special thanks to the UMass Institute for Social Science Research (@UMassISSR). @ufrj @the_IAS