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SHORT FILM: S.O.S AMAZONIA (Brazil)

by Voices of Amerikua
added August 30, 2019

We need to protect the Amazon, support the struggle of indigenous peoples! For more information: Complicity in the destruction of the Amazon: https://amazonwatch.org/assets/files/2019-complicity-in-destruction-2.pdf

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S.O.S. AMAZONIA

by Voices of Amerikua
added August 29, 2019

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SLuSNNv82_s&feature=share&t=9s

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The urban jungle meets with the Amazon Rainforest

by Voices of Amerikua
added July 2, 2019

Mapu Huni Kuin, a young Huni Kuin leader of del Acre, Brazil, in Times Square, Manhattan, New York. The Urban jungle meets with the Amazon, rainforest. Support: https://hunikuin.gvng.org

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Huni Kui General Assembly

by Voices of Amerikua
added June 22, 2019

From May 21 to 25, 2019, the Fifth Huni Kui Association General Assembly was held in Rio Branco, Acre, Brazil in order to elect the new board and to plan strategies to guide governance actions to protect their rights, protect forests and their territories from threats imposed by the current social-political context. A total of 350 people attended, including Huni Kui leaders (elders, men, women and youth from the Upper Rio Purus, Marechal Thaumat...

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360 FILM: Yawarani. A VR Film Made With Indigenous Creators (Brazil)

by Voices of Amerikua
added March 4, 2019

Yawarani is a VR180 film created in collaboration with the indigenous community in Yawarani to preserve their sacred culture and the wisdom of their elders. **View with a virtual reality headset for a breathtaking immersive experience with this beautiful indigenous community in the Amazon rainforest** Watch the Behind the Scenes on Daniel Bury’s channel Chasing the World: https://youtu.be/jgiaXaI2_mc The community in Yawarani have set out to i...

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Huni Kui People, Acre, Brazil

by Voices of Amerikua
added January 19, 2019

The Huni Kui, or "true people" are true jewel and an example of how Amazon indigenous peoples have been able to preserve their culture and ancestral relationship alive with the spirits of the forest. In addition to being guardians of nature and examples of resistance to the interests of governments and private companies (now more than ever). Thanks to the festival Eskawata Kayawei to Ninawa Pai da Mata, to all the villages of the riv...

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