The event focused on care as a collective practice connected to the defense of rivers, land, and community life.Through talks, storytelling, and artistic exchange, participants shared experiences and strategies related to Indigenous organizing, environmental justice, and grassroots community work. The gathering was organized by Procomum, ProDESC, Radio Savia, Confluências dos Cuidados, and The Action Lab.
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