They are in the Paul Suitman secondary school. In a few months they will leave their village on Camopi, a few hours by pirogue from Saint Georges, to go to
Ecuador was the first country to enshrine the rights of nature in its constitution in 2008, despite the fact that 40% of its GDP and nearly 60% of its exports
At the traditional Sarayaku school, the children attend classes on plants. The classes take place not far from the botanical garden, Sacha Runa, which covers about 10 hectares. It contains
Of the 4000 indigenous languages, 2 680 are currently endangered. And when a language disappears, a whole culture and identity disappears with it. In the Sarayaku community in Ecuador, at
In the commune of Camopi, in French Guyana, Ti’iwan Couchili, the first woman woodcarver, intervenes in primary school to transmit her know-how to young people. These Amerindian children come from
In this last episode, it is the young people of the Kourou Entonnoir Théâtre insertion programme who, with the collaboration of the Native Women Voices and Anne Pastor, have produced
In Guyanese society, sex remains a taboo subject, especially in the Bushingué, Saramaca or Amerindian cultures where parents speak little or nothing about it. Even in Kourou, this city of
In the Democratic Republic of Congo, women are the first victims of the armed conflicts that have ravaged the country for more than 20 years. 26,908 Congolese women were raped
The Entonnoir Théâtre proposes to the young people of Kourou to emancipate themselves and find their place thanks to the theater. For the past 12 years, the funnel theater has
Hindou Oumarou Ibrahim, president of the AFPAT, is the spokesperson for the women of the Peule m’bororo community in Chad. With her association, she runs workshops in remote communities. This
