Brazil

The Educational Fair of the Agricultural Family School of Santa Cruz do Sul (AFSSC) aims at creating opportunities for students to organize and commercialize the production of surplus food that is property of the community.

This story is a present reality in the semi-arid region of Bahia, Brazil. The women, especially rural women, face much resistance from their husbands to participate in areas that are beyond the domestic environment. This situation affects their self-esteem, women are often deprived to establish social ties. With some support we make them feel independent and productive.

We promote a contextualised country education, which provides a solid and conscientious training for the sons and daughters of agricultural families. We have numerous results.

So much destruction and an uncertain future but solutions do exist. It is possible to see the caatinga with a more optimistic and tender look. This biome is exclusively Brazilian.

Comundos uses digital storytelling as a method of communication, awareness and social interaction. We promote media literacy among young people and their educators, where they not only learn to use media, but also learn how to produce, based on their own personal stories

Faced with a scenario where many youngsters leave their studies and families to move to big cities with the goal of improving their life. A young man has chosen to stay and shows how he can live with quality in the semi-arid region through family farming.

Brief history of a community with Austrian Immigrants that came to Brazil, where traditions continue today being performed. Also a short view on the reality of tobacco culture in the community and principles of diversification.

Large advertising companies large producers only They think of big profits, never in appreciation of popular culture.

This video aims to promote the debate relating to legal age, to reflect on the "pros" and "cons", to reach a coherent thought and attitude to be held on this problem affecting everyone

There is still some discrimination in society towards the Maroon communities. This is no different in Amapá, where few Maroons fight for a better quality of life, by discussing the public policies of their status.