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SEWAPA TÏPA IKA TA BÏA EXPEDITION: IN SEARCH OF TRADITIONAL MEDICINE

With the aim of strengthening and perpetuating the ancestral knowledge of traditional medicine in harmony with the preservation of biodiversity, Kaarimã Village was the setting for the 1st SEWAPA TÏPA IKA TA BÏA Expedition, which means “in search of traditional medicine” according to the Xipaya language. The aim of the initiative was to identify and …

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April 19th: The Indigenous Peoples Day

April 19th, the Indigenous Peoples Day, had its name changed and re-signified, because “Indian Day” as it was previously called does not represent the diversity of the 305 peoples of Brazil and the word “Indian” is no longer used considering that it is an etymologically incorrect word and that it does not match in any …

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Collecting Urucum seeds for the medicinal herb garden

Recently, urucum seeds were collected in the Kaarimã village for the production of seedlings for the medicinal herb garden. The medicinal herb garden is part of the project of the Center for Traditional Medicine that is in the planning stage. Thus, it is worth pointing out that urucum is a raw material used by the …

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IX ENEI

IX National Meeting of Indigenous Students The National Meeting of Indigenous Students (ENEI) held its 9th edition with the theme “Ancestrality and Contemporaneity”, in the week of July 26 to 29, 2022, being hosted at the State University of Campinas – SP; the event covered approximately 2 thousand indigenous students from all 5 regions of …

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INDIGENOUS YOUTH LETTER TO OUR LEADERS

Brazilian indigenous Youth represented by Juma Xipaia, Jaciara Borari, Vall Munduruku, Estéfane Galvão, Arewana Juruna and Are Juruna (communicator/photo) delivered a letter with demands and recommendations to the resident coordinator of the United Nations Organization in Brazil, and to the UN Secretary General’s youth advisor, Paloma Costa.

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