A comforting feeling is that of accomplishment at the end of each completed project. And it is with this feeling that we end another cycle in the community of Barão…
We hear a lot about logistical problems and structural issues in the city of Belém when it comes to holding the 30th Conference of the Parties to the United Nations…
In a dispersed society, where information is abundant but subject to interests and where disinformation reigns, in times of no time, it is often difficult to measure, to show the…
Applications are now open for the 2nd edition of the Small Business Mentoring Program promoted by Conservation International Brazil (CI-Brasil). Twenty initiatives with the potential to boost more sustainable and…
How to reinvent organizations? In March, we finished another reading in our book club. This is the second edition and the book chosen was Reinventing Organizations – A guide to…
How about thinking about the world with new economies? That’s why Mariana Madureira, founder and Executive Director of Raízes DS, was selected to be part of the Post Growth Institute’s…
Brazil, as we know well, is a country of continental proportions that has the greatest biodiversity on Earth. More than 116,000 animal species and 46,000 plant species have been cataloged…
Did you know that there are now 20 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in action in Brazil? The new SDGs concern racial equality, art, culture, and communication, and native and traditional…
Talking about anti-racist tourism goes beyond the lack of diversity in traditional tourism, it is necessary to reconsider a whole culture of prejudice and hostility built up in the spaces…
We’re starting the year with great news here! If you’ve been following Raízes, you’ve probably noticed that we strive for quality of life for everyone involved – including ourselves, the…
To pause, breathe, reflect, and co-create. Moments of immersion here at Raízes are crucial to promoting connection and cohesion within our team. This practice offers a number of benefits that…
2023 was the first time Dona do Meu Fluxo (Owner of my Flow) crossed borders and was present on Venezuelan soil. Over the year, 1,300 women were empowered. In October,…
