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09/04/2026 — In São Paulo’s Ribeira Valley, a network of around 70 women farmers is growing and selling food through agroecological farming practices.
Its story is among those documented by our friends at O Joio e O Trigo through Para segurar o céu, a reporting project exploring the ways Indigenous peoples, traditional communities, and small farmers are sustaining livelihoods and responding to environmental challenges across Brazil.
We were proud to support O Joio e O Trig o’s work.
Learn more about its work here.
