
When the CEU becomes a stage
Open-air film screenings in Campo Grande, supported by the Fundo da Quebrada, turned the sky into a stage: accessible culture in the territory and the legacy of people who see themselves in what they watch.
Research, field reports and essays on technology, territories and citizenship.
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Open-air film screenings in Campo Grande, supported by the Fundo da Quebrada, turned the sky into a stage: accessible culture in the territory and the legacy of people who see themselves in what they watch.
The Inclusão Tech collection of pedagogical tracks documents how to do basic digital education with children, adolescents, adults and people aged 50+ — five volumes built from the Bytes de Mudanças territorial research and transferred as social technology to social assistance organisations in Campinas.

The three Active Citizenship Hubs of Campinas become one: the integration consolidates what has been learned into methodological guides and reorganises the spaces that turn ideas from the territory into collective action.

Bringing leaders from the periphery to Expo Favela Innovation is not a showcase: it is a strategy for strengthening the impact ecosystem — exposure to wider social innovation networks, new connections and the circulation of knowledge for those building solutions in their territories.

The Hub Quebrada em Movimento has received 8 more computers donated by Worx Base for remanufacturing in Campo Grande — machines that return to the territory as working infrastructure for community leaders and projects.

On 29 November 2025, Casa Hacker was featured in a special episode of the programme Mãos Solidárias, which showed how the organisation works on digital inclusion, developing talent in the peripheries and promoting digital rights with a focus on social justice.

Minas em Tech brought the subject of STEAM education for girls to the programme Mulher.com on free-to-air television: visibility to raise awareness among educators, families and public administrators for democratising girls' access to science and technology.

Casa Hacker has signed the Akoben anti-racist commitment, brought forward by the Coalizão Direitos na Rede, taking on concrete obligations — starting with guaranteeing Black speakers at every event with three or more voices — to confront structural racism in the digital rights ecosystem.

Since 2023 Casa Hacker has offset the emissions of its cloud operation by supporting reforestation: 117 trees planted and 19 tonnes of CO₂ offset by December 2025, in partnership with Tree-Nation.