

— Systematic monitoring
Patterns where others see isolated incidents
We track antisemitism with method and continuity. Every record expands the evidence that institutions and legal professionals need in order to act.
/ Scale and coverage
What the data reveal
Our database covers records across the entire national territory.
Antisemitism and hate speech
Discriminatory typology and atypical attacks
Figures:
Complaints investigated vs. complaints that led to concrete measures
Incidents categorized by channel of propagation — social media, physical spaces and the media — with documented geolocation and frequency over time.
Records classified by discriminatory typology, with tracking of repeat offenses and mapping of dissemination networks over time.
Incidents mapped across every region of Brazil, making it possible to identify concentrations, propagation routes and regional variations in patterns of hate.
Number of complaints investigated compared to the number that actually led to measures being taken;
Number of lawsuits in progress
Number of wins vs. number of losses — with reasoning
Geographic Mapping


+ Documented method
Methodological rigor
Every incident goes through a protocol of collection, classification and verification before entering our database. No data comes in without a clear chain of custody.
The result is a corpus that withstands legal and academic scrutiny — concrete evidence that turns an individual record into proof of a systematic pattern.
We systematically and continuously monitor social media for a complete and accurate picture of antisemitism in Brazil.
▸ Knowledge that protects
Documentation that enables knowledge and action
Our reports are available quarterly to researchers, journalists, authorities and institutions that need structured evidence to act. Data with method, ready for institutional use.

