In Sarzedo, Minas Gerais, women are transforming vulnerability into independence through agroecology, creative sewing, and sustainable crafts
From the 1st Rio Refugia Forum to the state’s largest multicultural festival, the initiative held at SESC Tijuca brought together experts, organizations, entrepreneurs and artists to discuss challenges, strengthen support networks and celebrate the diversity of migrants and refugees
While celebrating the World Cup with creativity and a strong sense of belonging, communities are also calling for the billions invested in major sporting events to translate into lasting support for social initiatives, grassroots athletes, and underserved communities