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"If you're going to talk about the Amazon, listen to us. We have incredible things to tell you"
The phrase from Ângela Mendes, daughter of Chico Mendes, sums up our idea well: to establish connections between those seeking knowledge and those who live and work in the region.
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Last day, audience of TEDxAmazonia embarks on canoe to live and connect with rivers of the Amazonian imaginary
Amazonian rower proposes to look at the city from the rivers and forgotten stories that they still tell
Second day of TEDxAmazonia expands debates on the future of the forest
Another day when indigenous, scientific and artistic voices unite in TEDx Amazon 2025 to reflect on climate, ancestry and the future of the planet
First day of TEDx Amazon gathers ancestral knowledge and science in dialogue for life on the planet
Event in Belém discusses solutions for climate emergency with diverse programming in Theatro da Paz
Check Opportunities for Amazons with registrations ending in June
Explore the more than 20 carefully assembled initiatives for those who want to act, learn and transform the Amazonian reality
Amazon Vox participates in communication and innovation events in Rio de Janeiro
With Daniel Nardin, executive director, Amazon Vox marks presence in Rio2C, Festival 3i and other events
Amazon gains Advanced Center in Socioecological Research for Environmental Recovery
The Capoeira Center is coordinated by Embrapa in partnership with more than 30 research institutions and local communities focusing on forest restoration as a strategy to tackle climate change
Check out some testimonials about our initiative
I signed up for the Amazônia Vox platform and, through it, I gained excellent visibility for my work, as well as extremely important contacts. Through the connections created by the platform, I have already carried out several projects with international and national companies, being extremely satisfied and happy with the results. It is a great opportunity, especially for photographers and videographers from the North region, who seek visibility and professional recognition.
I work at FARFARM, an impact company that works on regenerative supply chains and ESG-focused brand strategy. We are always looking for new people to join our projects and we highly value the diversity of profiles and regions in Brazil. Amazônia Vox has been incredible for finding new contacts and is contributing significantly to our work."
The platform has a contact base of sources and professionals, which is excellent for journalists who are from outside and need support to produce stories together.
The navigation and usability is simple and intuitive. And it has an innovative purpose with local appreciation that generates a real impact, with connections, to find local professionals and it is something disruptive. I needed and easily found the profile of the person I was looking for.
Institutional Supporters
The Bem da Amazônia Institute was created by professionals from the Amazon and its focus is to develop projects that contribute to regional development, expanding spaces for the voices of the Amazon and improving the living conditions of Amazonians, in defense of human rights and the environment. The Institute incubated and encouraged the implementation of the Amazônia Vox platform.
The International Center for Journalists (ICFJ) is an organization that has been strengthening journalism and democratic ideals for 40 years. It is present in 95 countries and has more than 177,000 members in its network. Amazônia Vox receives support through its coordinator, Daniel Nardin, through the Knight Fellow 2024-2025 program.
The Lemann Foundation is an autonomous and independent family philanthropic organization that believes in people as drivers of positive transformations for Brazil. It has been working for over two decades to strengthen public education, paying special attention to literacy and the final years of elementary school, in addition to supporting the development of leaders. The Lemann Foundation's institutional support for the Amazônia Vox platform is in line with its commitment to supporting the construction of a more just, developed and egalitarian society, and will allow for training actions for communicators, webinars and the dissemination of knowledge produced in the region.
The Itaú Foundation seeks to inspire and create conditions to promote the development of every Brazilian as a citizen capable of transforming society. Through its three pillars – Itaú Cultural, Itaú Social, and Itaú Education and Work –, the Itaú Foundation dedicates programs, actions, and articulation with different sectors of society to meet the urgent needs of contemporary Brazil. With a coherent and solid performance, our goal is to always do and do for equity, in a lively, dynamic exercise that generates powerful legacies. Based on the pillars of culture, education, and support for actions in the health field, this agenda has become increasingly integrated and synergistic, based on data and evidence to support the debate on public policies in Brazil, breaking setbacks and inspiring futures today, where every Brazilian has access to art, culture, and education.
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