Meet Rene Silva

Rene Silva, who was known during the invasion of the Complexo do Alemão by the Armed Forces in 2010 for the coverage he was doing on Twitter, is the newest employee of the State Secretariat of Culture of Rio.

He was appointed by the secretary, André Lazaroni, as cultural advisor for special areas. The young journalist, now 23 years old, has already idealized the first project: on November 25th, it takes 100 slum dwellers for a guided tour of the Municipal Theater.

The founder of the newspaper “A Voz da Comunidade” (The Voice of the Community), which today reaches 20,000 copies in 15 Rio de Janeiro favelas, from the south to the west, will try to connect the State Secretariat of Culture with the communities.

We are proud of his achievement and we name him Most Influential 100 Class of 2018 Humanitarian and Religious category.

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Eriko Kawano

My name is Eriko Kawano, and I am a producer at Office Amano, a TV production company based in Tokyo, Japan. Currently, I am working on an episode for NHK World’s “Direct Talk,” a 15-minute segment within a broader news program. The focus of our upcoming episode is Mr. Rene Silva Santos, the founder of Voz das Comunidades.

In order to effectively convey Mr. Santos’s recognition as the recipient of the “Most Influential People of African Descent” award in 2018, we are keen on featuring a photo from your article. We have identified a suitable image on the following link: https://blog.mipad.org/meet-rene-silva/. If you have any additional photos from the award ceremony, we would greatly appreciate it if you could provide them.

We understand that you may have a busy schedule, but we would greatly appreciate it if you could respond by Nov 16.
We are looking forward to your response.



Best regards,
Eriko

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