Ponte Jornalismo

https://ponte.org/
“Ponte Jornalismo” is a non-profit organization created to broaden the debate on human rights through journalism. The organization chooses to cover mainly issues related to public security, justice and the repressive apparatus of the state, in their intersections with race, gender and class, because it understands that these are the central issues that are at the heart of building a democratic society in Brazil.

Source: AJOR

Last updated date:

Location:
São Paulo, Brazil
Year the organization
started publishing:
2014
Languages:
Portuguese
Type of coverage:
National

Content

Type of content produced by theme:
Environment
Politics
Health and well-being
Entertainment and culture
Law and crime
Society and human rights
Gender
Feminism
LGBTIQ+
Ethnic minorities
Religious minorities
DEIA: Diversity, equity, inclusion and accessibility
Refugees
War crimes and transitional justice
Journalism genres:
Reviews
Chronicles and non-fiction
Interviews and reporting
Graphic novels and comics
Information services
Opinion
Investigative journalism
Narrative journalism
Journalism coverage types and techniques:
Breaking news
Live coverage of events
Data journalism
Engaged, community-driven or participatory journalism
Explanatory journalism
Collaborative journalism
Tech platforms and other mediums used:
Website
Newsletter
Messaging service
Social media platforms
Podcast
YouTube
WhatsApp
Twitter
Facebook
Instagram
Tiktok
LinkedIn

Management and team

Founders

Female:
7
Male:
9
Founders:
André Caramante, Bruno Paes Manso, Caio Palazzo, Claudia Belfort, Fausto Salvadori Filho, Joana Brasileiro, Laura Capriglione, Luís Adorno, Maria Carolina Trevisan, Marina Amaral, Milton Bellintani, Natalia Viana, Paulo Eduardo Dias, Tatiana Merlino, Rafael Bonifácio, William Cardoso
Directors:
Antonio Junião, Maria Elisa Muntaner, Fausto Salvadori

Team

Full-time employees:
6
Part-time employees:
6
Freelancers or consultants:
3
Volunteers:
0

Business structure and revenue sources

Organization tax status:
Non-profit
All revenue sources reported by media leaders:
Grants
Advertising
Content services for others
Audience support / reader revenue
Grants or investment from philanthropic organisations
Grants from Google
Grants from Meta
Programmatic ad networks
Branded content or native advertising
Content development for other media
Memberships
The primary source of revenue reported by media leaders:
Grants

Transparency

Publishes information about annual revenue
Publishes the names of donors
Doesn’t have an ethics policy / manual
Has a data privacy policy
Has a whistleblower policy
Doesn’t publish a whistleblower policy
Doesn’t have a complaints policy
Has a sexual harassment or institutional violence policy
Publishes a sexual harassment or institutional violence policy
Is signed up to a press regulator, trust initiative, or part of a press association
Publishes up to date information about its team

Why is this profile included?

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