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Children in a circle indoors, one of them moving in the middle, during a playtime game.

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Behind the scenes of our workshops, notes on our teaching approach, the sevakas at work and news from the project.

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Posts are in Portuguese.

Press contact

Journalists, media outlets and anyone else interested can request press materials, figures, institutional information and data about our projects and activities.

For more information, or to arrange an interview, please contact:

Rodrigo Ribas — Project Director
E-mail: rodrigo@vedanta.life
Phone and WhatsApp: +55 24 98107-3870

In the press

Articles published about Pequena Tribo.

Pequena Tribo children in blue T-shirts gathered around the chocolate sculpture at the Crystal Palace. O Dia Pequena Tribo takes part in dismantling the giant sculpture at the close of the Chocolate Festival Article in Portuguese Pequena Tribo children in a circle during a group activity. G1 Social project opens free places for children in Petrópolis and expands its support for neurodivergent students Article in Portuguese The Pequena Tribo team together outdoors, with the mountains of Petrópolis behind them. Agenda News Children from the Pequena Tribo social project visit the sights of Petrópolis for the first time Article in Portuguese The front of the Pequena Tribo building, with the Pequeno Jaguá emblem above the door. Petrópolis em Cena The Pequena Tribo social project gets a home of its own in Vale do Carangola and will serve 90 children from the community Article in Portuguese A large hall full of children, educators and families gathered for a Pequena Tribo activity. Jornal Bilhões Pequena Tribo receives the Padre Quinha Award for its social work with children in Petrópolis Article in Portuguese

Tribe videos

Video reports about Pequena Tribo published by other news outlets.

Children and an educator with their hands stacked in a circle, in a gesture of togetherness. RJ1 / InterTV RJ Social project transforms children's daily lives in Vale do Carangola, Petrópolis Report on g1, in Portuguese — opens in a new tab