Mariana Nozela Prado
Staff Intern (Summer '18)
Professional Affiliation
Department of Government, Georgetown University
Expert Bio
Mariana Prado was a Summer 2018 Staff Intern at the Brazil Institute at the Wilson Center. She is currently an M.A. candidate in Conflict Resolution at Georgetown University, in addition to pursuing a graduate certificate in Latin American Studies. Through her work at Georgetown, she has partnered with Ecam, a socio-environmental NGO in Brazil, and worked with traditional populations and local communities in the Brazilian Amazon region. Her academic work focuses on gender, and environmental and land conflict in Brazil, especially their impact in marginalized communities. Mariana also holds a B.A.(Hons) in Political Science with a minor in English from Stetson University in Florida.
Insight & Analysis by Mariana Nozela Prado
- Blog post
- Democracy
Traditional Populations, Land Rights, and Environmental Justice: The Challenges of the Amazon

- Blog post
- Democracy Promotion
Interview with Claudinete Colé, ARQMO's First Woman Executive Coordinator

- Article
- Governance
Fiscal Issues - Brazil 2018 Understanding the Issues

- Article
- Human Rights
Human Rights - Brazil 2018 Understanding the Issues

- Article
- Environment
Environmental Concerns - Brazil 2018 Understanding the Issues

- Article
Economy and Trade - Brazil 2018 Understanding the Issues

- Article
- Rule of Law
Anti-Corruption Efforts - Brazil 2018 Understanding the Issues

- Article
- Rule of Law
Public Security - Brazil 2018 Understanding the Issues
