Our students continue studying to exercise the best possible mandate within a society that continues to evolve.
We invite national and international experts to help our leaders with the challenges facing Brazil and its cities. The frequency and format, in-person or virtual, varies according to the content, the teaching staff and the period of the term in which the courses are held.
The main objective is to highlight the context of public administration, with an emphasis on future-oriented direction, focusing on results and the human aspect, going beyond the mere functioning of the public machine. New skills that are becoming increasingly essential for new leaders in the sector were also addressed in the course.
Duration: 90
We explore the trajectory of an electoral campaign, covering topics such as the electoral cycle, defining the target audience for the campaign, building reputation and the actions that can be taken now in order to have a successful campaign in 2024.
Duration: 90 minutes
We welcomed Guilherme France, our partner at Transparency International (TI), for a presentation of the results of the global Corruption Perception Index. The meeting was mediated by Mônica Rosenberg, RenovaBR leader and authority in the fight against corruption.
Duration: 60 minutes
Methods for creating and approving well-founded bills were presented, how to understand and monitor the municipal budget, and ways to leverage your mandate.
Duration: 90 minutes
We understand how the agreements for a candidacy, pre-campaign and campaign for female candidates are generally idealized, as well as the challenges and lessons learned.
Duration: 90 minutes
We offer the opportunity to improve engagement and mobilization skills in a broad and meaningful context. The central objective was to enable participants to build engaged and motivated communities, ready to make a difference in the world.
Duration: 90 minutes
We explore the integration of the digital world in the electoral scenario, discuss innovative communication strategies and address topics related to winning over contemporary voters, who are increasingly present on social networks.
Duration: 90 minutes
To participate in our Continuing Training, you must be a leader trained by RenovaBR and be part of the RBR Alumni Community.
Discover the Alumni RBR platform, a collaborative and inclusive environment created exclusively for RenovaBR's political leaders to exchange experiences and articulate their actions regionally. Here you can connect with our network of more than 2,000 alumni spread across Brazil, united by the same purpose of renewing and making a difference in politics.
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A woman, to participate in party politics and compete in an election to win, needs to feel safe. RenovaBR gives us this security, investing in knowledge and preparation for the exercise of our mandate. I am grateful for the training I received.
RBR Leadership 2021/2022
Just like me, several people who did not consider entering politics now take on this challenge because they find RenovaBR an environment with purpose. By being part of it I realized that I was not alone in this ideal.
RBR Leadership 2021/2022
RenovaBR was not just a course for politics, but a course for life. We learned everything: how to structure the pre-campaign, how to build a brand, how to position yourself on social media. And I'm pleased to see the diversity of people I'm around.
RBR Leadership 2021/2022
The RenovaBR classes were fundamental for organizing my campaign. Despite having experience in managing the SUS, I learned a lot about how to manage an electoral campaign. Furthermore, experienced teachers made the process much more efficient.
RBR Leadership 2021/2022
I ran for State Representative in 2018 and was not elected. In 2020, I ran for the position of councilor, and it worked. I was elected! What happened between these two elections? I trained at RenovaBR. I learned how to obtain resources for the campaign and, most importantly, I understood how to make quality public policies.
RBR Leadership 2019/2020
RenovaBR showed me how to run a campaign and guided me assertively, preventing me from making several mistakes. Certainly, being able to be elected in my first election was thanks to the support of the entire RenovaBR team. Without them, there is no doubt that the result would be quite different.
RBR Leadership 2021/2022
The RenovaBR course is more than a leadership training space. It is a school that seeks respect for differences, collectivity and democracy. What I learned helped me to have an excellent mandate as a councilor. Then, as a state deputy, I also had a sensational, more robust experience.
RBR Leadership 2019/2020
One of the greatest pride I have in my political career is carrying the title of RenovaBR student. The excellent work carried out by the school is extremely important for strengthening our democracy. The students and leaders trained excel in dialogue, respect, consideration, technicality and flexibility.
RBR Leadership 2021/2022
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