It provides for the production and reproduction of four children’s supplementary learning books in Portuguese and German in a multi-format collection (braille, audio description, sign language and pictograms) and in copies without accessibility mechanisms. The accessible literature collection will be comprised of 1,000 items gathering, in a single book, four titles in the two languages and in a multi-format collection; and 4,000 copies – 1,000 of each title. The program is held on the stretches of the CCR AutoBAn, CCR MSVia, CCR Metrô Bahia, CCR ViaLagos and ViaRio concessionaires.

The program provides for 20 presentations of the Alethea Dreams theater play, 11 of which in the city of São Paulo and nine in the other covered cities

The program carries out sporting and leisure initiatives aiming at bringing about social and educational changes for children and teenagers. The goal is to achieve transformational results for new generations.

The BuZum! program consists the use of an adapted bus that offers a puppet theater for presentations and shows on educational themes ranging from citizenship to environmental awareness concepts for students of the public education system.

An itinerant film project supported by the CCR Institute that projects Brazilian films, including 3D movies, in cities and communities that do not have movie theaters. Equipment and structures are transported in a truck, which transforms into a movie theater to serve an audience of 240 individuals per session.

The program consists of a theater play called “Precisa-se de Velhos Palhaços” (Elder Clowns Wanted) and aims to democratize access to culture, expand and decentralize the performing arts segment in the visited cities and recognize the importance of theater plays produced by those living on the outskirts, among others. The program covers the stretches where the CCR Barcas, CCR NovaDutra, CCR ViaLagos and ViaRio concessionaires operate.

The program selects 120 music scholarship students who play different instruments to make up music groups during the season. We hold vocational activities including various classical and popular music presentations. The program provides development opportunities through the art integration for young musicians who live in socially vulnerable areas, and free classical and popular music to communities, thus contributing to the formation of audiences and the recognition of the Brazilian culture. The program is held on the stretch where CCR NovaDutra operates.

The program aims at developing activities focused on teaching capoeira and its values and fundamentals, as well as historical concepts and practices of maculelê, samba de roda and puxada de rede, while fostering educational actions for children and young people, focusing on social promotion, human development and equality. The program is held on the stretch where CCR Metrô Bahia operates.

The Guri Project is the largest socio-cultural music education and group practice program for children and teenagers in Brazil.

The first steps to rugby in the city of Jacareí were taken in 2003, when the students played it during free periods in-between classes. The Jacareí Rugby Sports Association was founded in 2006. The Jacareí Rugby Adult program mainly aims to develop the rugby modality in the city of Jacareí through team training and preparation.

The program provides an adequate space for instrumental music improvisation, attracts the interested audience and helps make the Museum of Modern Art of Bahia (MAM) and the Lauro de Freitas Ecological Park more dynamic. The program disseminates the work of artists from the instrumental scene in Bahia and covers the stretch where the CCR Metrô Bahia concessionaire operates.

The Onboard Theater (“Teatro a Bordo”) project offers free theater performances on a container theater, educational workshops and artistic presentations, all of which are held in public parks and spaces with free and unrestricted access for the population.

PhotoTruck offers mobile photography workshops to public institutions as a way of helping participants reflect on the world around them.

It aims to increase the visibility of recyclable material collectors and build their self-esteem, as they are responsible for collecting 98% of the current recyclables in Brazil. Thus, we will renovate their handcarts so they can have better working tools to generate more income. Additionally, the recyclable material collectors will have their handcarts artistically painted, which will increase the visibility of their work in the city. At the same time, the newly painted handcarts will become permanent works of art, since they will be displayed while the collectors circulate. The handcarts will be painted in central public sites, while the collectors attend barbershops and medical and dental appointments. The program is held in the region where CCR ViaLagos operates.

Cia. Trucks plays a leading role in animation theater in Brazil

Understanding art as a public asset, which transforms people’s lives, the artists of the Roda Gigante group share the result of their continued research through clown performance

The museum is installed inside an old Public Prison in the city of Tiradentes, state of Minas Gerais, and has 300 images of Sant'Ana, all of which were produced by anonymous artists from various regions of Brazil during the 16th and 18th centuries and used classic and modern techniques, styles and materials.

Through storytelling, the program aims to show that children can be independent, creative and have a voice while keeping a pure and fair heart. The great inspiration is character Pippi Meialonga. The presentations are targeted at children and teenagers and will be given in public elementary and middle schools outside the capital city of the state of Paraná. The program is held in the region where CCR RodoNorte operates.

This program aims to build a reading audience in the region, democratizing access to literature

It aims at promoting social inclusion through free and democratic access to culture, i.e. outdoor movies across small cities and towns in Brazil; encouraging music production; supporting and promoting exchange among artists; encouraging a decentralized music market; promoting cultural diversity in these regions; disseminating film production and the cinematography language; and providing the local community with more interaction and access to public sites in the city. The program is held on the stretch where BH Airport operates.

Instrumental Music Circuit program principally aims to democratize the access to free and high-quality instrumental music performances in public sites for various groups