The first meeting of the Management Council after official recognition brought together indigenous leaders, institutions and agencies to inaugurate members and elect a new board.
Collective action strengthens sustainable practices around the fruit
Karawa Janaha Collection: the song of the Karawara - an unpublished work brings together ceremonial songs and records the connection with the spiritual world
At 93 years old, the Mẽbêngôkre leader launched his biography in Brasília, built in dialogue with his grandchildren and partners, as a legacy that unites spirituality, politics and the defense of life.
Training in rural schools strengthens youth leadership, combining traditional knowledge and sustainable practices to transform communities.
On International Family Farming Day (July 25th), agroecological initiatives show that it is possible to produce healthy food, generate income, and conserve nature.
With indigenous leadership and legal innovation, the Gurupi Mosaic inaugurates a new phase in the governance of protected areas in Brazil.
Event brought together more than 120 volunteer and community firefighters in Brasília in early July
In the Araribóia Indigenous Territory, collective actions by Guajajara women strengthen territorial management through agroforestry systems, chicken coops, nurseries, and project management training.
Historic event brings together, for the first time, indigenous students from Unifesspa to discuss challenges and propose strategies for remaining at the university
