Pedra is a Brazilian municipality in the state of Pernambuco, located 255 km from Recife, capital, and has an estimated population of 22,668 inhabitants. The main economic activities in Pedra are based on commerce and agribusiness, especially cassava, beans, tomatoes, corn and cattle. However, in the hinterland of Pedra, leaving the paved roads for the […]
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Quilombo is synonymous with the struggle for land and freedom, and from this struggle that began more than three hundred years ago, the quilombola communities of Vale do Ribeira emerged. Communities that have survived until today against the tide of land concentration and the devastation of the Atlantic Forest. The Quilombola Community of Imbé, in
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Nossas aulas de costura estão a todo vapor! Já temos 18 mulheres que estão aprendendo a costurar, se especializando para terem sua independência financeira! Estamos muito felizes em compartilhar com vocês esse sonho que está, graças as suas doações, se tornando realidade! Só temos a agradecer a nossa professora, que doou seu tempo e se
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Your donations are very important because with them, we are able to feed and satisfy the hunger of children. With your donation, we are able to buy food to give them during the tutoring classes, and we are also able to give a “supplement kit” where the child takes some food home. Without your contributions,
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The backcountry woman is the example of bravery! She reinvents herself to be able to take care of her home and her children. It’s beautiful to see how brave they are to help meet the needs of their home. Many were unable to study because they had to leave school early to work in the
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Our children in Brazil go back to school in Mid February and the reinforcement classes of our NGO have already started, we are feeling the need for school supplies for the children. We have about 130 children who are in dire need of school supplies to be able to go to school and study. You
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January of Hope It was a very fun and beautiful event and full of learning about plants and planting. It was a morning full of learning about plants, how to grow them, and also, we learned a little about hope, which we should never lack, because “there is hope for the tree that, if it
