There are people wanting to make Brazil sick!
Bolsonaro and the ruralist bench put more poisons in our food. We will leave?
Agroecological solidarity in the face of hunger and the political scenario in Brazil
Youth organize in times of crisis
The world suffers from the crisis, hunger, unemployment and the plague of the new coronavirus.
Agroecology is Empowerment in the Field | Cantos do Sabiá
Family farming, driven by agroecology is also empowerment in the countryside! That's what Juliana Peixoto, Technical Advisor at Centro Sabiá, comes to talk to Cantos do Sabiá, our weekly podcast!
Agroecology is Empowerment in the Field! | In Tune with Nature
Talking about the countryside, about agroecological work in family farming, is talking about EMPOWERMENT in the countryside! That's why Em Sintonia com a Natureza, our weekly radio show, comes to talk about Agroecology and Empowerment in the Countryside!
Agroecological spaces are essential for good food in urban centers
Places of commercialization of products from family farming
Long live the Two Fingers of Prose!
Dois Dedos de Prosa newspaper reaches its hundredth as a creative, critical and independent bulletin that communicates educational content to strengthen popular resistance struggles
All Against Religious Intolerance
And today Cantos do Sabiá, our weekly podcast, comes to talk about resistance, the struggle of terreiros and religious diversity. Today we talk about January 21st, the day to combat religious intolerance! A very important date to discuss rights, respect, and religious diversity - sorbettudo in a country so mixed in culture, belief and race. And it is to talk about this subject with us, which today the cultural journalist Marileide Alves participates in the program! She is the author of the books Nação Xambá from the terreiro to the stages, and Povo Xambá resists: 80 years of repression against the terreiros of Pernambuco.
Day Against Religious Intolerance
In this week's In Tune with Nature, we talk about January 21st, the day to combat religious intolerance! A very important date to discuss rights, respect, and religious diversity - especially in a country so mixed in culture, belief and race.