The Fraternity – International Humanitarian Federation (FIHF), through the Indigenous Cultural and Training Center (CCFI), continues to join efforts with other humanitarian agencies in the training of Venezuelan
For the Fraternity – Internacional Humanitarian Federation (FIHF), International Women’s Day is a date to celebrate and also to clarify its commitment to promoting livelihoods for indigenous women
Bringing continuity to the actions developed by the Fraternity – International Humanitarian Missions (FIHM) in 2022 in Angola, members of the organization re-engage with those activities in April of this
As the focal point of the Sphere Humanitarian Standards in Brazil and Portugal, the Fraternity – Internacional Humanitarian Missions (FIHM), through its humanitarian team, was invited to participate
During the week of February 13th to 17th, enrollment began for the first semester of the Continuing Training Program for Development (PFCD) at the Indigenous Cultural and Training
With the aim of encouraging the inclusion and training of young indigenous migrants and Venezuelan refugees sheltered in Boa Vista, Roraima, the Intervention Sectors of the Fraternity –
Servers of the Fraternity – International Humanitarian Federation (FIHF) held creative writing workshops – ‘The “I and the Whole” – with about 30 teenagers between 13 and 19
The team of servers of the Fraternity – International Humanitarian Missions (FIHM) that composes the Angola Mission carried out two activities on the preparation of the multimixture flour
Simple people, doing small things, in unimportant places, achieve extraordinary changes.” This African proverb perfectly describes the actions developed by the Art-Education Sector of the Fraternity – Internacional
The Fraternity – Humanitarian Federation (FIHF) – An organization at the service of fraternity as the name says Fraternity, from the Latin frater, means “brother”. Imbued with a
The Fraternity – International Humanitarian Missions (FIHM) held three training meetings on education aimed at overcoming trauma, in Luanda, Angola, on November 15th and 21st and December 8th.
Education focused on Overcoming Trauma strengthens the ability to overcome and resilience of children, young people and adults to face the challenges inherent in humanitarian crises and emergency
Small colored pieces of tiles, mirrors and ceramics are being meticulously fitted together, and until they begin to gain shape and meaning, they require patience and discipline to
We know that education is everyone’s right. This right has been consecrated in many international documents and conventions, such as the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (1948) and
Members of the Fraternity – International Humanitarian Missions (FIHM) carried out cognitive, emotional and psychomotor pedagogical activities with 12 children and adolescents with special educational needs at Casa
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