por Patrícia | nov 21, 2021 | News
Racist interpretations of the Bible formed the basis for slavery and still sustain racism and religious intolerance today One part of the Cain and Abel story is very well-known: the former killed the latter out of envy. But the story has other layers. One of...
por Patrícia | nov 20, 2021 | News
During Black November, CESE welcomed Iyá Márcia de Ogum, a ialorixá from Ilê Axé Ewá Olodumare, to an internal training session about Candomblé aimed at promoting inter-religious dialogue and demystifying certain points related to this African origin religion. In an...
por Patrícia | nov 12, 2021 | News
Dona Maria do Socorro, member of the Interstate Movement of Babassu Coconut Breakers (Movimento Interestadual das Quebradeiras de Coco Babaçu: MIQCB) is one of those women who, when they talk about the things they vehemently believe in, endows every word she says with...
por Patrícia | nov 11, 2021 | News
The combination of the socio-economic crisis and the pandemic has had an impact on and posed challenges for the sustainability of groups and collectives that suffer the most from the consequences of social inequalities, particularly for quilombolas. The...
por Patrícia | nov 6, 2021 | News
Feminist Uprising ACRE brings together women from the Legal Amazon to confront femicide through communications initiatives Communications can (and should) be a fundamental strategic ally in denormalizing violence against women and inspiring a more critical view of the...
por Patrícia | nov 5, 2021 | News
In October 2021, Brazil officially passed the tragic number of 600 thousand deaths from COVID-19. In the face of this sad landmark, the Bahia Ecumenical Council of Christian Churches (Conselho Ecumênico Baiano de Igrejas Cristãs: CEBIC), the Ecumenical Coordination...