In an integrated initiative of the Fraternity – International Humanitarian Federation (FIHF), humanitarian agencies: UNFPA, PAHO, ADRA, Doctors without Borders, Pirilampos Institute, and the Brazilian Army, about 500 refugees of the Indigenous
Fátima Cavalcante, volunteer missionary of the Fraternity – International Humanitarian Federation (FIHF), spoke about Art-Education in the shelters under the management of the institution, in
Revenues obtained from the sales will be reverted to the indigenous people sheltered by Operation Welcome in Roraima The Warao and E’ñepa Craft Center was
The Fraternity (FIHF) sponsors a photography course for young indigenous refugees in Roraima It is well known that going through an event of forced displacement
The sun and nature comprise the scenario of this video showing the harvest organized by the Fraternity – International Humanitarian Federation (FIHF), for the sheltered people of
Adolescents and adults, recipients in the shelters, will have the opportunity of learning computer skills. The donation of computers made by the Federation of Industries
September 28 is a day for commemorating the International Day of Universal Access to Information. This year the focus of the date will be the
On the Day of the Tree, September 21, we will tell the mystical story of the reverent relationship that the Venezuelan Warao indigenous have with
The missionaries and collaborators of the Fraternity (FIHF) use theater techniques to minimize traumas in humanitarian crises. The theater is one of the most ancient artistic manifestations
To facilitate the interaction between health workers and indigenous immigrants and refugees, the Fraternity – International Humanitarian Federation (FIHF), in partnership with the United Nations High Commissioner
Music is an instrument of communication with the innermost levels of existence. The drumming, harmonies, scales and the most diverse rhythms integrate everyone’s taste, regardless
Entertainment and information are what the radio station DIBUNOKO YAKERA provides, created by the Warao Indigenous in the Janokoida Shelter, which is under the management
The Fraternity – International Humanitarian Federation (FIHF) is having a week of extensive programming in commemoration of the World Refugee Day, celebrated worldwide on June 20. In
On April 29, the Day of the Indian is commemorated, an important date for celebrating the richness and diversity of the way of life of
In a playful way, through carpentry and agroecology, indigenous children and youths acquire new abilities. While they wait for the educational agroecology project to resume,
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