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Indigenous women fundraise to promote political participation

News - 15.04.22

With support from CESE, a significant number of Sateré Mawé women participated in the 2nd March for Indigenous Women in Brasilia. Sateré Mawé indigenous women feel more empowered and are actively participating in political discussions in the public arena and within their community. Evidence of this is seen in the fact that 12 Sateré Mawé […]

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Movements of Women from the Northeast share fundraising experiences and strategies in course run by CESE

News - 13.04.22

A babassu coconut, a pot of mangaba fruit, a coconut ring, a walking cane, a shawl with a picture of an eye, handicrafts, a paper boat, a string of beads, an afro comb, a flag, a bandana, a blouse, books, a notebook, a pen and a microphone. These were the symbols of the struggle the […]

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Seminar discusses aspects of land racism, sometimes nebulous, but always violent

News - 12.04.22

The agricultural census published in 2017 by the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (Instituto Brasileiro de Geografia e Estatística: IBGE) was the first to include race within data about the land.  This ‘innovation’ confirmed something we have known for a long time: the explicit face of land racism in Brazil.  Only 7.8% of Brazilian […]

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CESE launches podcast to strengthen fundraising for grassroots movements

News - 06.04.22

On 05 April, CESE launched, on its YouTube channel, the podcast “The Fundraising Programme to Strengthen the Struggle”. The podcast is aimed at collectives, social movements and ecumenical and grassroots movements. In the format of a radio programme, five episodes, in multimedia files, provide information and educational content about the importance of sustainability, relationships with […]

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CESE supports national mobilization for 18th Free Land Camp

News - 05.04.22

Brasilia woke up to an occupation. On 4 April 2022, indigenous people from all the regions of Brazil took over the Federal District to fight the violence from big business that has hijacked the State in order to attack their rights.  This was the beginning of the Free Land Camp, which continued until 14 April.  […]

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Riverside communities fight against installation of small hydroelectric centres

News - 27.03.22

Riverside communities in Rio Grande, in southwest Bahia, struggle to have their traditions recognized and to preserve the rivers The waters of the Rio Grande Basin have changed. The communities have noted that the river does not rise as often as it used to, has lost force and no longer reaches the bean crops of […]

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