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  1. Empowering Indigenous Women at the Amazon

    Women’s seminar explores combat discrimination and violence

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  2. The Apinajé Form the Second Indigenous Women’s Fire Brigade

    40 Indigenous women learned how to fight forest fires

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  3. Training program encourages Indigenous Peoples to develop projects

    Women's empowerment: Entre Parentas will have its last module in March

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  4. Innovative training includes women in integrated fire management

    Project seeks to promote gender and cultural diversity, including Indigenous People

    Located in News / News Highlights
  5. Award: Brazilian Women Making a Difference

    The recognition goes to women who are making a positive impact in their communities

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  6. Riverine women united to strengthen their role in their communities

    Through ASMAMJ, women now engage in income generation activities

    Located in News / News Highlights
  7. Diversity, Inclusion, and Gender Equity in Integrated Fire Management

    The publication is supported by USAID with technical review by Prevfogo and ICMBio

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  8. Indigenous Women: Strengthening the Development of Management Plans

    Secretary of the CIR Women's Movement describes development efforts in Roraima

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  9. Female Empowerment: Riverine Women Bet on the Production of Biocosmetics

    Fifty women in the Médio Juruá region were trained on local raw material production techniques

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