Traditional farms and Community network
Another project is coming out in partnership with the Pollinating Regeneration Program. The Krahô indigenous people from the Galheiros Village searched us seeking a partnershipView More
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Visit to the Caramuru Paraguaçu Indigenous territory
Between the 15th and 17th of July, part of Meli’s team visited the Okara Kaapora Project, led by Olinda and Samuel Wanderley, in the CaramuruView More
Project Food for Good Living
The community kitchen project of the ‘Food for Good Living’ project has already started! We are very happy with the evolution of this project, whichView More
Community Networks: Barreirinha
Luandro shares his diary of the work he’s leading with the Tenetehara people in the Arariboia territory. Reality isn’t easy. Short after installed, the communityView More
Mapeo Workshop at Zutwia village
Luandro shares his diary of the work he’s leading with the Tenetehara people in the Arariboia territory. Now the Mapeo workshop goes to the largerstView More
Pollinating Regeneration: Structuring phase
In the structuring phase, we listen deeply to the participating communities and made sure their ideas are clear, so that anyone can understand the challenges thatView More
Regenerative connections: the importance of the link between university and communities
The relations between UFRA Campus Parauapebas and peasant community Frei Henri are strengthened with another visit, marking the beginning of a joint work. Author: DanielaView More
Pollinating Regeneration: Ideation Phase
The Pollinating Regeneration Program is centred on community leadership, since the ideation. Learn why this approach is so important for the community leadership and governance.View More
Ma’eputyr Project
The Pollinating Regeneration program has its first two ideas becoming reality: a project leading innovations based on indigenous wisdom. Authors: Jonas Guajajara, Tainá Viana eView More