Meli at Amazon Week in Berlin: A Guardian’s Voice Crosses the Atlantic
In June 2026, the story of a Kokama leader crossed the Atlantic. At the Brazilian Embassy in Berlin, more than 160 Brazilian children discovered theView More
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The Story Behind I Climb and I Jump: A Conversation with Yazuri Reynosa
Some trees go unnoticed. Others become part of an entire childhood.In Yazuri Reynosa’s story, the pichoco tree belongs to the latter. It is more thanView More
Meli to Take Part in the Expert Mechanism on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (EMRIP)
Between July 13 and 17, the Meli Network will join, for the first time, a session of the Expert Mechanism on the Rights of IndigenousView More
The Story Behind The Mucuracáa Bath: A Conversation with Marciane
Laura Soto speaks with Marciane, a Kokama author and community organizer, about the story behind the book The Mucuracaá Bath. What begins as a conversation aboutView More
What Testimonies from Indigenous Women Reveal About Feminine Strength
“What does it mean to be a woman to you?” We heard from several Indigenous women speaking from very different contexts, but the similarities inView More
Pollinating Regeneration: a meliponiculture journey across different territories
Em outubro de 2025, iniciamos uma jornada de meliponicultura em diferentes territórios da nossa rede. Essas atividades foram possíveis pelo apoio do programa bwirkt!, daView More
The bees that unite us: a visit to Meli Network communities in Maranhão – Brasil
A PhD project is built by many hands and, above all, diverse ideas. With this in mind, I began my journey to Brazil, which includedView More
The Guardians of Biodiversity: narratives that cross territories
We launched the Guardians of Biodiversity project with a clear idea: to allow the stories written by Indigenous women from different regions of Latin AmericaView More
Meliponiculture Workshop in Alto Solimões
An in-person meliponiculture workshop held in the Alto Solimões region, in southwestern Amazonas, brought participants together for five intensive days in the municipality of SantoView More
How can we reflect, empathize, and reimagine international governance together with Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities (IP & LC)?
What if United Nations simulations flipped the script?We all know the classic UN simulation: participants step into the role of diplomats, negotiate on behalf ofView More