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Honoring Robson de Andrade, President, Brazilian Confederation of Industry

Robson de Andrade, visionary President of the Brazilian Confederation of Industry (CNI), will be honored at Brazil Day November 12, 2013 in Denver, Colorado. Brazil is now the sixth largest economy of the world, and the CNI is the voice of Brazilian industry representing all 27 Brazilian state-level Federations of Industry, more than 1000 business associations, and […]

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U.S. community colleges and Brazil engage 750 students in skills and global leadership

US-Brazil Connect, the Brazilian Confederation of Industry, the National Industrial Apprenticeship Service of Brazil (SENAI), the Social Service for Industry of Brazil (SESI), and the United States Embassy in Brazil celebrate the leadership of four U.S. community colleges in the expansion of the US-Brazil Partnership for Skills/World Connect.  This year, the Partnership will send 50 […]

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US-Brazil Connect Fellows from Red Rocks Community College have been selected.

The announcement of selected Fellows from RRCC coming soon.  

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Jackson Community College to announce Fellows

Jackson Community College applications are now closed.  Stay tuned for announcement of this year’s US-Brazil Connect Fellows from Jackson Community College.

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CONNECT: an original documentary by Alex Meade

Film maker Alex Meade has both accompanied and strengthened our work since we began the US-Brazil Partnership for Skills. For a quick look, see Alex’s five minute video. -OR- Watch the full 30-minute documentary.

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Please Join Us: Contribute to support travel costs for a US-Brazil Connect Community College Fellow.

Our work in Brazil this year confirmed that access to life-changing opportunities in Brazil should not just be an option for students in universities and elite colleges.  Over 45% of all students enrolled in higher education in the United States are in community colleges.  In 2012, we organized high-quality paid internships in Brazil for fifteen […]

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$750 million invested in skills and innovation

Denver, Colorado- In recognition of Brazil’s emergence as the sixth-largest economy in the world and its significant investments in education, more than 100 Colorado leaders from higher education, business, government, and philanthropy gathered on October 23rd at the Denver branch of the Federal Reserve for “Brazil Day.” Sergio Moreira, Director of Education and Technology for the […]

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Ford Foundation to host US-Brazil Connect strategy session focused on expansion

On November 7th, US-Brazil Connect is holding a strategy session to examine the expansion of the US-Brazil Connect consortium.  The meeting will include leaders from US-Brazil Connect, Houston, Red Rocks and Jackson Community Colleges, and a select group of community colleges with interests in creating strategic connections with Brazil. Our partners at the Brazilian Confederation of Industry, the National […]

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Event: leveraging Colorado’s connections for long-term success in Brazil

Leveraging Colorado’s Connections for Long-term Success in Brazil  Tuesday, October 23rd, 2012 4:30-5:45pm: Roundtable Discussion 5:45-6:45pm: Reception to welcome Brazilian Delegation Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, Denver Branch Please join US-Brazil Connect, the Metro Denver Economic Development Corporation,  Red Rocks Community College, the Colorado Department of Higher Education, Colorado Office of Economic Development & International Trade,  […]

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Catarina’s artwork

Catarina Williams, one of our 2012 fellows, expressed her experience in Brazil through paint.  She comments on her work: With the series of watercolor paintings and drawings I created while in Salvador da Bahia, I focused on emulating the rich, colorful, and vibrant life of the Brazilian people and their city.  I used bright colors to enhance […]

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