The Feet and the Path of the Refugees
“Walker, there is no path. A path is made by walking.”
This phrase of …
Fraternity in the Transit Accommodations of Manaus
The growing number of Venezuelans arriving and settling in the city of Pacaraima, in Roraima, represents a …
Prevention Without Borders – Warao and E’ñepa Receive Guidelines on Coronavirus
The team of the Fraternity – International Humanitarian Federation (FIHF) recorded a video with the natives themselves of the …
The Practice of Sports in the Indigenous Shelters Fosters Health, Tolerance, and Social Development
In the context of immigration and sanctuary, such as is experienced at the border of Venezuela with Brazil, …
Life in the Shelters
With the worsening of the economic and social crisis in Venezuela, many Venezuelans are forced …
E’ñepas, Indigenous People: from a Venezuelan Mountain to Roraima
The E’ñepa came from a mountain from which the Cuchivero river also came, located in the …
A Wall Painting in the Pintolândia Shelter Portrays Daily Activities of the Indigenous Artisans
The painting on the wall in the handicraft space of the Pintolândia Shelter, in Roraima, had …
7,500 kits for oral hygiene reach Roraima
The professor Wilson Galhego Garcia, head of the UNESP – FOA, dentistry school of Araçatuba, in charge of …
Operation Welcome: Plan for Internalization in Brazilian States for Venezuelan immigrants
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Day after day, thousands of Venezuelans continue to enter Brazil. The …
