Brazilian Society

The Cambridge University Brazilian Society (CUBS) is a society organized by Brazilian students at the University of Cambridge that aims:

• To bring and promote Brazilian culture, identity and perspectives at the University of Cambridge and in the city of Cambridge;
• To promote academic, social, cultural, and political initiatives always in agreement with the University’s mission and core values (opens in a new tab);
• To promote initiatives (e.g. talks, debates, seminars, etc.) related to Brazil that contribute to democratising spaces CUBS’s members access at the University of Cambridge so that they are accessible and open to contributions and collaborations from Brazilian scholars abroad and interested social groups and movements.
• To develop partnerships with Brazilian and British institutions;
• To welcome Brazilian newcomers to Cambridge by providing a space for students to flourish academically, socially, politically and culturally.

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Cambridge University Brazilian Society (CUBS) has a new look. Instead of a logo, we now have art. Instead of a coat of arms, like those of the traditional Cambridge Colleges, we represent our land of Brazil and our Indigenous people in artwork. Instead of a digital and vectorised image, we have the texture of the paint on the canvas. The new CUBS art transgresses by pushing the dominant limits. It was born as a recognition of who we are. It represents our commitment to decolonising spaces.