Memory
We care for the memory of Dom Phillips, dedicating ourselves to recording, participating in, and sharing stories, projects, and tributes that keep his legacy alive. Through the preservation and dissemination of information, experiences, and stories, the Institute seeks to build a collective memory with a lasting impact, capable of inspiring people and reaffirming the identity and principles that marked Dom Phillips' journey.
Awards, honors, recognitions and projects
“"I hereby inform you that the Council of the Order of Rio Branco has seen fit to admit, posthumously, Mr. Dominic Mark Phillips to the rank of Commander."”
Whiting Prize from the Whiting Foundation (book, How to Save the Amazon, 2023)
Carnival 2024, Salgueiro parade, samba theme Hutukara - History and challenges of the Yanomami people (tribute to Dom and Bruno - 2024)
YALE - Climate Change Crisis and Environmental Justice in the Amazon: Voices from Indigenous Peoples and Activists
The Bruno Pereira and Dom Phillips conference, organized by the Ministry of Indigenous Peoples, includes a roundtable discussion and screening of the documentary: "Valley of the Isolated: The Murder of Bruno and Dom," at Cine Brasilia.
Frontline Club London: Freedom of the press and information, an event honoring Dom and Bruno, featuring screenings of two documentaries: “Where the Forest Ends” and “Reports from a War Correspondent in the Amazon,” followed by a panel discussion. The event marked the second anniversary of their deaths.
BRISTOL Exhibition - For Dom, Bruno and the Amazon - the Mount Without
An exhibition celebrating the work and legacy of Dom Phillips and Bruno Pereira.
Participation in the panel discussion for the film, Amazonia, The Heart of Mother Earth.
Tribute to Dom Philips at the Journalism and Literature Symposium of the Bahia Academy of Letters and the Bahia Press Association
Participation in a panel at the Teia dos Povos Fair (Bahia)
Panel: Origin and Future: Amazonian Culture in the Fashion System (Panel and guests organized by Rio 2C, Summit Fashion System and Instituto Dom Phillips)
In the cosmology of many Indigenous peoples, the act of dressing is part of a sacred relationship with nature. More than just adornments, graphic designs, ornaments, and featherwork carry symbolism and stories that not only cover but also shape the body. In recent years, the global fashion world has turned its attention to these elements, but to what extent does this recognition respect cultural roots and ancestral knowledge? How do designers of Indigenous origin relate to the world of fashion?
At the invitation of the Dom Phillips Institute, this panel brings together artists, thinkers, and Indigenous leaders to discuss the challenges and pathways to balancing worldviews and creating strategies for coexistence.
Organized by Ajor and the British Embassy
The 3i Festival – Innovative, Inspiring and Independent Journalism – is the first festival in Latin America specifically focused on innovation and entrepreneurship, essential issues for digital journalism.
