Author Biography

João Peres is the author of Corumbiara, caso burado (Elefante, 2015), a reportage book that was among the finalists for the Jabuti Prize in 2016 and was awarded second place in the Human Rights Journalism Prize in 2015. He was an editor and reporter for Rede Brasil Atual between April 2009 and November 2014, after having worked in the newsrooms of radio stations Jovem Pan AM and BandNews FM. He is the translator of the book Uberization: the new wave of precarious work, by Tom Slee (Elefante, 2017). In recent years he has dedicated himself to investigating the private sector. He is one of the founders of the website O joio e o trigo, which specializes in food politics. Moriti Neto is a journalist who has worked for the website Rede Brasil Atual, the magazines Fórum and Caros Amigos, and the blog Nota de Rodapé. He has also collaborated with newspapers and websites in the interior of São Paulo. He won first and second place in the Human Rights Journalism Awards in 2014 and 2015, and the Anamatra Human Rights Award in 2016, for reports produced for Agência Pública. As a teacher, he coordinated the newspaper Matéria-Prima, a journalism course at Unifaat, which in 2013 received four mentions in the Yara Communication Award. He is one of the founders of the website O joio e o trigo, which specializes in food policy.