The writer and social psychologist are November’s newest additions to CasaFolha, last year.
Carla, author of “Tudo É Rio”, debuts on the platform on the 13th with a course on creative writing. Cida, one of the main voices in the field of diversity, teaches anti-racism in classes available from the 27th of this month.
With these premieres, there will be 31 courses led by great personalities in different areas, such as former minister Pedro Malan, , Monja Coen, , filmmaker José Padilha, , and chef Helena Rizzo, .
Additionally, new content is added every month. October’s photographer. Ivan Ralston, in charge of Tuju’s kitchen and voted best chef of the year, .
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In the creative writing course, Carla Madeira talks about her relationship with the arts in general and the arts in particular. She says, for example, that her texts began as experimentation, as an exercise in artistic expression that she didn’t even know if she would publish.
Because she published and became one of the writers who sold the most books in Brazil in recent years. Since 2021, there have been more than 1.2 million copies of his three novels: “Tudo É Rio”, “Véspera” and “A Natureza da Mordida”, published by Record.
On the streaming platform, she shares her creative process and teaches techniques that transformed her work into a phenomenon in contemporary literature — and adapted for audiovisual use.
In 12 videos, she explains how she deals with the different stages of a literary work, such as creating characters, taking care to capture the reader’s attention, the criteria for selecting words and publicity work.
His classes, which include other great writers: Itamar Vieira Junior, author of “Torto Arado”, has; Ruy Castro; Tati Bernardi talks about; and the Spanish Rosa Montero deals with .
In the anti-racism course, Cida Bento — chosen by the British magazine The Economist as one of the 50 most influential people in the world in the area of diversity — discusses different aspects of racial inequality in Brazil.
In the country, she leads CasaFolha reflections on the history of discrimination in Brazil and on practices that can help change the scenario of inequality.
She discusses topics such as the myth of racial democracy and the pact of whiteness, in addition to suggesting anti-racist practices in education and companies and talking about the contributions of white people.
Cida also points out some advances made in recent decades, many of which with the participation of Ceert (Center for the Study of Labor Relations and Inequalities), of which she is an advisor.
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