Youth Exchange - COICA and AMPB youth meet APIB
Intercambio cultural de jóvenes indígenas en Brasil
Lanzamiento
September 2018
Tags
- Activism
- Brazil
- Brazil
- Culture
- Participatory-made film
- Sustainable Agriculture
- youth
Young indigenous leaders are mobilising, from Guatemala to Brazil. Youth members of the AMPB and COICA travelled to the village of Itapicuru of the Xakriaba people for a cultural exchange. They share stories and struggles, from religion to water, education to culture identifying similar themes despite the distance in geography.
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Jaye Renold es cineasta y periodista visual, con experiencia en campañas medioambientales, antropología y artes visuales. Dirige, fil...
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Film
What does body painting mean to the Embera culture? One finds identity through this ancestral custom. «When I use painting, it’s like being my real self…I realise that I’m a real Emberá. My identity appears.» Film edited by Jose Hernandez; filmed by Truman Granwell, Elio Barrigon and Jose Hernandez. Produced during the youth training workshop […]
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Dance is integral to the indigenous Embera culture of Panama. So is the body painting. Migdalys Cunampio works to maintain the spirit of these traditions, so the young women do not lose their identity. She is instilling a pride in their customs to rescue their culture; “Always show you’re Embera.» Film by Olo Villalaz, Mara […]
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Less and less Embera youth are using their native language. Embera language is crucial to their identity. Embera elders ask “Who are you if you do not speak Embera?’ Film by Norlando Meza, Genesis Barsallo and Christina Mezua Produced during the youth training workshop in Panama August 2018
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