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Oil in the Amazon River Mouth and the Winds of Guanabara Bay

The confirmation of oil off the coast of Oiapoque places the region on a path already known to the fishermen of Guanabara Bay. A path that, once taken, leaves marks that are impossible to erase.

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XII FOSPA and the Amazon on a march towards the future

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Waorani people march to end oil extraction in Yasuní

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Fospa Ecuador initiates discussions about an Amazon free from exploitation.

Initiatives

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A volunteer network of artists mobilized to defend the Amazon and its people. Our goal is to bring together people who believe in the power of art for social transformation and, together, build a community of engaged artists, organized in a network, who strengthen the struggles within the Amazon territories, through plural artistic languages.

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A virtual platform that brings together exhibitions, articles, and information about the actions of the Artivistas Network for the Amazon. The Cyber Atelier is also a repository of freely shareable artivist works, made available by the Network for social movements and civil society in campaigns to defend the Amazon and its peoples.

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The Artivist Lab is a space for theoretical and practical research on artivist experiences in the Amazon, focused on the collective training of artists who are part of the Artivist Network. A partnership between FotoAtiva and Pororoka, the lab encourages exchanges of experiences, knowledge sharing, workshops, and practices that combine research, artistic production, and activism to strengthen advocacy efforts in the Amazon.

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About Us

Born during the 2020 municipal elections in Belém, the Pororoka Collective unites activists, artivists and communicators who share the mission of mobilizing and engaging society in collective struggles that strengthen the construction of a world where people and nature can coexist in harmony and with guaranteed rights.

Pororoka Collective

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Born during the 2020 municipal elections in Belém, the Pororoka Collective unites activists, artivists and communicators who share the mission of mobilizing and engaging society in collective struggles that strengthen the construction of a world where people and nature can coexist in harmony and with guaranteed rights.

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