“Transitional Justice in Brazil” is a blog supported by the CELT program at Tulane University and administered by Professors Rebecca Atencio and Nina Schneider and Tulane undergraduates Allison Fisher, Engram Wilkinson, and Robyn Smith. Queries may be sent to: transitionaljusticeblog1 at gmail dot com
Rebecca Atencio is an assistant professor of Luso-Brazilian Literary and Cultural Studies at Tulane University.
Nina Schneider holds a PhD in History from the University of Essex, UK, and is a Visiting Scholar at the Institute for the Study of Human Rights (ISHR) at Colombia University, New York.
David McCoy is an MA candidate in Latin American Studies at Tulane University. He focuses on Political Sociology in Brazil.
Robyn Smith is an undergraduate studying Political Science, Latin American Studies, and Portuguese at Tulane University.
Allison Fisher is an undergraduate studying Public Health and Portuguese at Tulane University.
Engram Wilkinson is an undergraduate studying English and World Literature at Tulane University.
Research assistants Allison and Engram presenting the blog at a CELT-sponsored poster session.
