There is a paradox that needs to be named: while the consumption power of the Black population in Brazil grows consistently, initiatives that structure this same economy continue to struggle to survive. We are talking about a market that moves more than R$ 1.8 trillion per year, according to a survey by the Locomotiva Institute….
“Nature is our common good. We must return to it and develop processes that are accessible to all. That is how we make change: through knowledge.” – Ailton Krenak Do you remember the resounding success of our 1st Ecovision Summit? It’s back, bigger, and more impactful in 2025! Get ready for October 21st. In Latin…
In recent months, I’ve been paying more attention to how small daily choices impact my mental health and well-being. For a long time, meditation seemed like something distant, always remaining in the background with that vague promise of “I’ll do it at some point during the day.” Everything changed after I participated in an experience…
When we talk about health, we immediately think about the health of the body and the mind, but what about the social dimension of health? How are our relationships? This dimension also contributes to our integral health. An important premise to consider is that we are social beings. Since birth, we grow up needing the…
There are moments in life when we all wonder: What gives meaning to life? Over the years, I’ve realized that meaning is not something we magically “find”. In fact, it is something we choose to build and rebuild little by little through our choices, relationships, and values. The search for meaning is inherent to human…
Dear donors and partners, As 2024 draws to a close, we want to pause to reflect on the transformative impact we have experienced together. This has been a year full of incredible achievements, and none of it would have been possible without the support and trust of each and every one of you. So instead…
As a child, I aimed for good grades while also loving the geek world: Star Wars, Harry Potter, X-Men. […] This universe shaped me as a protagonist… I always loved the leader characters, even those who don’t appear much in the story but still have a big impact on the rebellion. […] So I grew…
Meet Lavínia Gabrielle – her Amazonian roots, engagement in gender equality and leadership, and interests in politics. “When I stepped foot in the Rio de Janeiro airport for the first time, the impact was already huge. Everyone spoke differently, the slangs were different. I was afraid to answer when people asked me where I was…
Meet Jesús Daniel Valerio Méndez, one of our Venezuelan LALíderes, who learned at LALA to live and thrive with people who are different from each other – whom he now considers family What happens when our passions lead us down uncharted paths in a world that generally dictates that we follow a single path to…
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