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Agricultura é sobre a Cultura da Terra: visão indígena Tingui Botó
Agricultura é sobre a Cultura da Terra: visão indígena Tingui Botó No nordeste do Brasil, no coração do interior de Alagoas, está o território do povo indígena Tingui Botó, descendentes da povo Kariri. São guardiões de…
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Agriculture is About the Culture of the Land: The Indigenous View of the Tingui Botó
In northeastern Brazil, in the heart of the Alagoas countryside, lies the territory of the Tingui Botó indigenous people, descendants of the Kariri people. They are guardians of 550 hectares, demarcated in 2006, located at the…
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Expanding Indigenous Women’s Circles in Brazil
The Indigenous Women’s Fund of Brazil sees itself as providing crucial pedagogical preparation for indigenous women who have historically lacked access to funding opportunities.
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The Mijikenda and the Sacred Kaya Forests
The African Women & Youth Regenerative Fund recently launched its second cycle, building on the success of its inaugural cycle in 2023. Ten women from across the continent are leading locally rooted projects focused on regenerating…
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Guardians of the Caatinga
“Caatinga” is an Indigenous word meaning “white forest” or “white vegetation.” The climate is hot, with long dry seasons, and the vegetation has adapted to survive with little rainfall and low humidity. Cacti, resilient and striking,…
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AWYRF launches second Flow Fund cycle
The African Women & Youth Regenerative Fund (AWYRF) and Seed Flow Funds are thrilled to introduce the ten emerging leaders participating in their second collaborative Flow Fund cycle.
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The Co-creation Of A Flow Fund
The Indigenous Women’s Fund of Brazil (Fundo Mulheres Indígenas do Brasil) joins a new approach to supporting indigenous women’s leadership across the country.
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The Boma Ikolojia Women Kanyerus Project: Healing the Land and Restoring Resilience
In the semi-arid region landscapes of West Pokot County in Kenya, gullies have formed due to degraded lands and ecosystems and pose a grave danger to people and livestock. But today the land is showing signs…
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Meet the 16 Indigenous Leaders of the 2nd FMIB Cycle
Meet the 16 Indigenous Women Leading the 2nd Cycle of the Brazilian Indigenous Women’s Fund (FMIB). The selections were made by the Paiakan Institute’s indigenous commission and the project’s coordinators. The 2nd FMIB cycle includes indigenous…