Povos Indígenas Inseridos nas Políticas Públicas | Nedina Yawanawa | TEDxBlumenau

Time of management. The participation of indigenous peoples in decision-making spaces marks a new era for the guarantee of their rights. For the peoples or with the indigenous peoples? Indigenize the minds. She belongs to the Yawanawa people from the Mutum village, Indigenous Territory of the Gregório River, Tarauacá-AC/Brazil. She holds a degree in Portuguese Language and a postgraduate degree in School Management and Pedagogical Coordination. An indigenous teacher and writer, she has worked as a Pedagogical Advisor in indigenous school education at the Acre Department of Education, coordinated the Organization of Indigenous Women of Acre-SITOAKORE, served as a political advisor for the Tuikuru Yawanawa Association, and was the Director of Indigenous Peoples of Acre. An activist and defender of indigenous peoples' rights, she is known nationally and internationally and contributes to strengthening policies and the inclusion of indigenous women in environmental, climate, and governance issues. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

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