Uma Gota No Oceano

Brazil

Brazilian NGO disseminating important stories about indigenous rights and climate change. Their mission is to deliver consistent independent and involving content to engage society in vital questions about how to create a sustainable future.

Find out more at umagotanooceano.org

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Before the Rain Social and environmental consequences of mono-plantations and agribusiness

In the Upper Xingu region, Brazilian Amazon, the agribusiness expansion has caused serious impact on the lives of indigenous peoples and local communities. One of the gravest consequences is the environmental and social changes that have impacted household livelihoods. The documentary follows the routines of young local leaders Anderson, Milene, Oreme and Tawa who unveil […]

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Campaign 'Tamuaté Aki' in support of indigenous peoples Challenging indigenous stereotypes in Brazil

“Tamuaté-Aki” (We are fed up) is a campaign from Uma Gota no Oceano and the filmmaker Marcos Prado. The result was 4 million and a half emails that were sent by the population to the National Congress, claiming the right of indigenous peoples to land demarcation in Brazil. The campaign highlights the importance of indigenous […]

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