INTERVIEW: “There is an abyss of not listening”
distances between the ancestral and academic modes and resistance of the peoples of the waters and forests at the Volta Grande do Xingu. Interview with Ana Laide Soares Barbosa
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Ana Laide Soares Barbosa is a social educator with traditional peoples and communities, a member of the Xingu Vivo movement, with a degree in ethnodevelopment / UFPA, and a master's degree from the MESPT/UnB. Born and raised in traditional fishing territory, she is the great-granddaughter of enslaved people, the granddaughter of fishermen and peasants, the daughter of Francisco Sales - a fisherman - and Rosinete Soares - an agriculturalist/teacher.
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