“Let justice roll on like a river,righteousness like a never-failing stream” (Amos 5.24) On 03 and 04 October in the west of Bahia, we, representatives of different expressions of faith, provoked by the Ecumenical Coordination of Service (Coordenadoria Ecumênica de Serviço: CESE) and with support from the ACT Brazil Ecumenical Forum, undertook the 5th Ecumenical Mission […]
ACT Alliance responded to the request for emergency humanitarian aid from the ACT Brazil Ecumenical Forum, made through CESE, to support the indigenous peoples of the Amazon affected by the fires started in August this year, which are ongoing in the region. The support is to equip indigenous fire brigades, to provide these brigades with […]
Between October 03 and 05, the ACT Brazil Ecumenical Forum (Fórum Ecumênico ACT Brasil: FEACT) will undertake its Ecumenical Mission for the Waters of the Cerrado of Bahia in the west of the state, highlighting its slogan: “From the springs to the São Francisco River, water for life!” Coordinated by CESE, the advocacy activity is […]
“During this week I was able to learn and undertake the meaning and value of networking. It is important to catalog and to register the small, medium and large size key partners, as well as individuals and local businesses. Each organization, each person always has something to offer: it can be labor, material or money. Jean […]
“Although as a Church our main funding source comes from the tithes and offerings we have, for the most part, the demands overlap the amount of resources. With the training offered by the CESE, I realized that through mapping potential partners, good negotiation and maintaining relationships, our possibilities for support expand.”Ayce Emmanuela – Fazenda Grande […]
“It is not easy for indigenous people to receive support from organizations with the current government. With this course I realized that we ourselves can do our resource mobilization actions through events and workshops. Important for our autonomy and for strengthening other organizations working with indigenous movements. ” Marciely Ayap Tupari – Coordination of Indigenous Organizations […]
