Coordinated by KOINONIA and CREAS, which aims to strengthen ecumenical and interreligious initiatives for human dignity in Brazil, Bolivia, Colombia and Peru, promoting shared analyzes and joint actions
Our objectives
Strengthen joint actions Report rights and threat violations Develop contextual analysis Promote global solidarity Support the development of an ecological spiritualit
Dialogue
We are part of the Latin American ecumenical movement
Training
We promote studies and analysis for collective capacity bildung
Action
We support local solidarity actions
The declaration "We are the Amazon" gathered over 130 churches and faith-based organisations around the world in solidarity to the Amazon Synod
COMMITMENT TO THE PEOPLE FROM THE AMAZON
Promote global solidarity with the challenges faced by the Amazonian peoples, calling Churches and Sister Organizations in the global south and north to prayer and action
Ecumenical and Interreligious Dialogue for the Amazon
News
Reforestation of dreams, affections, gatherings, solidarity, ancestrality, collectivity and history.
The indigenous women of Brazil, gathered and mobilized through the National Articulation of Indigenous Women Warriors of Ancestrality – ANMIGA, present to the world the Reflorestarmentes. This is a great call to humanity, in an attempt to provide all the peoples of the world with a new possible way of relating to Mother Earth, and also to each other, the beings that live on her.
Indigenous warrior women take fight to save ancestral lands to Brazilian capital
More than 5,000 indigenous women have marched through Brazil’s capital to denounce the historic assault on native lands they say is unfolding under the country’s far-right president, Jair Bolsonaro.
“Planting lives, harvesting hope”: two years distributing plant seedlings
The Movement of People Affected by Dams (MAB) commemorates the results after two years of the “Planting Lives” campaign and says it will continue to act in defense of the Amazon in the next period.
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