This date, established by the United Nations, highlights the commitment to promote understanding among cultures and peoples, and emphasizes that “a diversity of religions, languages, cultures and ethnicities
The Fraternity – International Humanitarian Federation(FIHF) was among the 4 organizations selected by the Mesa Brazil Program – SESC of Boa Vista, Roraima, from the 25 enrolled, becoming one of
In September of this year, the Fraternity – InternationalHumanitarian Federation (FIHF) renewed some activities with the Company School Integration Centre (CIEE), with the objective of contributing to access and integration for young
On October 8, humanitarian aid volunteers of the Fraternity– International Humanitarian Missions (FIHM) travelled to Viana de Castelo, a northern region of Portugal, to harvest a surplus crop of strawberries
The Fraternity – International Humanitarian Missions (FIHM) did a Multi-mixture Workshop, multi-mixture being a nutritional compound with various ingredients of brans, green leaves and seeds, with the intent of offering
Headquartered in Roraima, in the city of Boa Vista, theIndigenous Cultural and Training Centre (CCFI), founded and managed by the Fraternity – International Humanitarian Federation (FIHF), continuously offers a
On October 13, the Fraternity – International HumanitarianFederation (FIHF) signed a cooperation agreement with the Roraima IndigenousImmigrants Association (AMIR). The agreement establishes that the two organizations will act jointly in
Members of the Fraternity – International HumanitarianMissions (FIHM), since May of this year, are developing the Food and Food Security Project within the Portugal Humanitarian Mission. This pilot project serves
On September 27, the ten humanitarian aid volunteers of the Fraternity – International Humanitarian Federation (FIHF), headquartered in Fatima, Portugal, met to begin a group consultation on how the
Actions of the Humanitarian Fraternity (FIHF) to promote livelihoods and the eradication of poverty for Venezuelan refugees The Fraternity – International Humanitarian Federation(FIHF) is aligned with the 2030 Agenda, created
This video describes the Macuxi techniques for producing clay vessels, and they were passed on to indigenous people from different tribes, with different cultures and traditions during the
The Fraternity – International Humanitarian Federation(FIHF), associate of Senai and World Vision, organized a professional training course happening from August 8 to September 10, for making sweet and savoury
The Haircutting Course was held between August 18 to September 9, 2022, with in person classes occurring during the afternoon. Sponsored by the Pan American Development Foundation (PADF),
A group of 17 indigenous people of the Warao, Taurepang and Wayu tribes participated in the General Services Course, which was done at the Indigenous Cultural and Training Centre
The pieces are handcrafted and passed down through generations Offered by the Indigenous Cultural and Training Centre(CCFI), coordinated by the Fraternity – International Humanitarian Federation(FIHF), the Vovó Barro (Granny Clay)
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