Fernanda Kaingáng – Culturas indígenas (2017)
Lawyer and professor Fernanda Kaingáng presents a legal overview of indigenous land rights, an issue of importance to all indigenous peoples. The Kaingáng people are divided into a few territories in the country and constitute the third largest indigenous population. Fernanda also talks about the situation of cultural degradation, erosion of culture and loss of language. She comments on the precariousness of education and the violence to which young students are subjected, in a process of weakening the culture of her people. Testimony recorded during the event Mekukradjá – Circle of Knowledge: Language, Land and Territory, in October 2017, in São Paulo (SP). Watch other videos about indigenous cultures: http://bit.ly/culturasindigenasic. Read more about the Mekukradjá event: http://bit.ly/mekukradja2017. Credits President: Milú Villela Director-Superintendent: Eduardo Saron Administrative Superintendent: Sérgio Miyazaki Manager of the Communication and Relationship Center: Ana de Fátima Sousa Coordinator of the Communication and Relationship Center: Carlos Costa Interview: Thiago Rosenberg Manager of the Audiovisual and Literature Center: Claudiney Ferreira Audiovisual content coordinator: Kety Fernandes Nassar Audiovisual production: Caroline Rodrigues (until 2017) and Vinícius Francisco (outsourced) Image capture: Sacisamba Sound capture: Tomás Franco (outsourced) Image editing and finalization: Karina Fogaça
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