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REBRA (Rede de Escritoras
Brasileiras)
REBRA (Rede de Escritoras
Brasileiras) is a network of Brazilian women writers.

Contact
Avenida Higienpolis, 968 # 43-B
01238-000 - Sao Paulo - SP - Brazil
Tel and fax +55-11-38-25-35-85
Email
Website
Director
Joyce Cavalccante
Board of Directors
Joyce Cavalccante, President
Kátia Abud, Secretary
Sabine Cavalcante, Treasurer
Nilza Amaral
Neide Archanjo
Cândida Arruda Botelho
Lou De Olivier
Thereza Cristina Rocque Da Motta
Advisory Board
Rachel De Queiroz
Lygia Fagundes Telles
Nélida Piñon
Maria De Lourdes Leite (Portugal)
Isabel Ortega (Spain)
Ângela Bretas (USA)
Mission Statement
REBRA wants to level the great injustice that
women writers in Brazil, in particular, and Brazilian women,
in general, have suffered and continue to suffer by being
excluded from the historical records of our society. We have
made a public commitment to literature, culture and social
justice, understanding that ideas expressed in the written
word have the power to change human society completely. And
this is REBRA's main objective: the improvement of Brazilian
society, in particular, and of humanity, in general, by means
of women's writing. Our guidelines are:
- To defend women's universal rights
- To defend the right to free expression of all human beings
- To enable the exercise of solidarity and fraternity with
no restrictions whatsoever
- To promote the respect for and preservation of humanity's
cultural assets in Brazil and abroad
- To promote the respect for and preservation of the planet's
environment
- To repudiate all forms of violence to human life
- To repudiate all forms of prejudice, tacit or explicit,
towards women
- To repudiate all form of color, race, religious and gender
prejudice
- To fight for justice and equality, with a vision of the
well being of the human race
History
REBRA
was founded on International Women's Day, March 8, 1999,
and put up its website the same year. We work in collaboration
with RELAT,
the Women 's WORLD Latin American network of women writers
headquartered in Peru.
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