Author: Olinda Tupinambá. Previously shared at iBahiaLeia em português The journalist and filmmaker Olinda Tupinambá gives an overview on Brazilian politics affecting indigenous peoples, includingView More
Flay Guajajara is an indigenous filmmaker you should know about. Author: Ana RosaLeia em português. The moviemaker Flay Guajajara first called my attention due toView More
Embark on a journey (in english) through the history as well as current ecological and social struggles of the Amazon in Brazil, told by localView More
Maranhão State University (UEMA) participates in the International Decolonial Day and begins its activities with a visit to NEAPO’s (Centre for Studies in Agroecology andView More
Check the results of the photo contest and learn more about our focus region: Pará and Maranhão! Author: Ana RosaLeia em português. To understand aView More
A moving film dealing with an urgent problem. Author: Ana Rosa de LimaLeia em português. Auf deutsch lesen. “Modern slavery” or “slavery-like conditions” were theView More
After having shared with you in the first part of my story on how I came to keep bees, I would now like to tellView More
I am Jonas Guajajara and I would like to tell you my story: How I started my work on stingless beekeeping in the village ofView More
What indigenous peoples can teach us about resilience: The case of Araribóia.By Carlos Travassos, indigenous activist. Previously shared here. Leia em português. Auf deutsch lesen.Author:View More
