por Lucas Dias | jun 18, 2025 | News
CESE held its 52nd Annual Assembly on June 12 and 13, in Salvador/BA. The activity was attended by the current Institutional Board, Fiscal Council, representatives of the Member Churches, and other invited organizations. Traditionally, during the Assembly period, CESE...
por Lucas Dias | maio 28, 2025 | News
On the afternoon of Wednesday, the 14th, women from various organizations participated in the virtual roundtable: “Accessibility—So What?”, promoted by CESE and the Brazilian Movement of Blind and Low Vision Women (MBMC), as part of the “Giving for Change” program....
por Lucas Dias | maio 20, 2025 | News
In 2024, around 68 women – including black, indigenous, young, elderly, trans and disabled women, from both the countryside and the city – met in Rondônia with the same goal: to come up with strategies to tackle...
por Lucas Dias | maio 20, 2025 | News
The Catitu Institute and the Shawãdawa people of Acre, with support from CESE’s Small Projects Programme, undertook a project aimed at reopening the boundaries of the Arara indigenous land. The land is demarcated, but faces...
por Lucas Dias | maio 20, 2025 | News
Women from grassroots groups came together in Salvador (Bahia) to mobilize, train and coordinate the Bahian Camp for Rural and Urban Women. The 14th edition of the eventwas held in March and...
por Lucas Dias | maio 20, 2025 | News
Memorial spaces are fundamental to preserving the cultural and historical identity of a people. They operate as guardians of ancestral knowledge and of the struggles, achievements and everyday practices that define a...
