por Patrícia | jun 30, 2022 | News
Traditional groups and populations such as quilombolas, family farmers and indigenous people, have a collective way of life that is natural to their existence. They have their own form of social organization. However, the state does not recognize this collectivity as...
por Patrícia | jun 29, 2022 | News
For forty-nine years in Brazil, Coordenadoria Ecumênica de (CESE) has been providing financial support to groups that promote and defend human rights. The work we do serves many populations including women, youth, Indigenous people, and rural and peasant communities....
por Patrícia | jun 28, 2022 | News
Family farming is the majority rural model in Brazil, but these lands are infinitely smaller than those of agribusiness In 2006, the Agricultural Census provided a visceral overview of how agribusiness has always benefitted from the Brazilian state. In Tocantins,...
por Patrícia | jun 28, 2022 | News
On 20 June, CESE hosted an online session of roundtable dialogue focused on how to fundraise from individuals. The theme grew out of a recent survey undertaken by CESE regarding the contributions its training makes to strengthening the practices of grassroots...
por Patrícia | jun 26, 2022 | News
Urucum, okra, cassava, passion fruit, peppers, corn, sugarcane, java plums, pigeon peas, cashew compotes, medicinal leaves, cattle, chickens, dogs, cats, handicrafts, poetry. According to Anita Epaminondas dos Santos, resident of the Alto da Conquista Informal...
por Patrícia | jun 23, 2022 | News
Traditional communities in Brazil are responsible for the kind of food production that conserves the socio-biodiversity of the biomes. In the Cerrado, the diversity of managed plants, clearing land, local production arrangements, the transmission of knowledge,...
