Do you know cultural entrepreneurship? It’s the practice of starting and managing ventures whose main focus is the promotion and dissemination of artistic expressions, cultural events, and related activities. Cultural…
2023 was a year full of movement at Raízes, with many new projects, partnerships, the arrival of wonderful new collaborators, and the closure of projects, with good results and a…
The whole world had its eyes on COP 28. This is the 28th edition of the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)….
December has arrived and, along with it, the end-of-year vacations and the desire to travel to see new places, experience adventures, or even relax after a long year at work….
The impact of investing in social and environmental causes can be measured in many ways. And if you know Raízes, you know that we believe that Private Social Investment (PSI)…
How can women deprived of their liberty be reintegrated into society with dignity? Around here, we believe that developing an entrepreneurship project for women is a promising alternative. That’s why…
Much used in recent years, the idea of Affective Heritage has come to the forefront with increasing frequency — a kind of response to the gaps in thinking about tangible…
We have already talked about some modalities of tourism practice, such as community-based tourism (a way to do it) and segments such as ethnotourism, nature tourism, and many others. It…
November is coming, and with it the long-awaited Black Friday. The term (and practice) originated in the United States and was soon exported to other countries, including Brazil, as yet…
Racial literacy is one of Raízes’ anti-racism strategies. The Brazilian Academy of Letters defines it as a set of pedagogical practices that aim to make individuals aware of the structure and…
To talk about sustainable economy, today we are going to learn a little more about the reality of agro extractivism and family farming cooperatives and the challenges they have in…
How is it possible to rescue quilombola (members of the community of the descendants of escaped slaves) heritage and strengthen tourism in these traditional communities? The answer to this question…
