OPAN is the first indigenist organization in Brazil
Since 1969, OPAN has been working to strengthen the role of indigenous peoples, valuing their cultures, organizations and ways of life.
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The celebration of achievement, and the constant union
At the 13th Meeting of the group of the Pirarucu fish, more than 80 participants and celebrate progress updates on the certification of the fish, and the Program, Arapaima, and strengthening the bonds between the communities and the strengthening of the power of the people
Photo of student, Unemat, portrays native Haliti-Paresi to win a prize at the Duplex Centro-Oeste
The image is made in the Village and the Beautiful, in Tangará da Serra (MT), thanks to the strength of the identity of the indigenous Haliti-Paresi, and consists of a series of projects, Unemat-focused on the appreciation of their traditional territories.OPAN programs
OPAN's work is organized into three institutional programs: the Amazonas Program, the Mato Grosso Program and the Indigenous Rights, Indigenous Policy and Information to Society Program, which cuts across the other two.
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