Diversidade de membros da rede e de suas formas de levantar fundos

A Rede de Apoio GK é um conjunto de pessoas, coletivos e organizações independentes, unidas pelo objetivo comum de defesa dos direitos indígenas e polo meio ambiente. Em muitas cidades ou regiões na Europa existem centralizadores que contatam suas redes locais para fortalecer a divulgação, realizar eventos e  levantar fundos.  Na parte inferior desta página encontra-se uma lista de centralizadores que será ampliada. 

Diversity in network members and in their ways to raise funds

The GK Support Network is made up of individuals, collectives and independent organizations that join forces to work for a common goal, to protect the rights of Indigenous Peoples and the environment. In many European cities and regions, network centralizers work together with their local networks to raise awareness, organize events and raise funds. Below is a list of centralizers. that will be expanded. 

Lisbon: Sara.  Online fund raising in August 2019 used for the purchase of a water pump for Pielito Kue and for sape for the sacred house Kurusu Amba

Barcelona: Jordi and Maria Dantas.  Jordi launched the Sister Community campaign in Barcelona in June 2019. He raised funds for Ypo'i by selling Guarani artwork.  The funds covered the reform of the sacred house and the building of a water well.  Maria is the local support person for communications in Barcelona.

Vienna:  Birgit.  She helped Jordi sell Guarani artwork to  raise funds for Ypo'i.

Graz:  Filip (Earth Dinner) and Florian:  Supporters in Graz organize events regularly and repeatedly send funds for emergency situations, like harvesting sape and 

Kiel: Hannes and Arne (Natürvolker).  They gave immediate support to Sr Getúlio and Dona Alda to rebuild their Ongusu (sacred house) that was burnt in July 2019.  

Berlin: Brina (GfBV). Brina works in many different campaigns for the network. With Gesellschaft für Bedrohte Völker she is planning support for retomadas in 2020. 

Hamburg:  Mieke (GfBV).  Mieke organizes events and sells artwork to support different retomadas. She is also planning support with Gesellschaft für Bedrohte Völker in 2020.

Basel/Zurich:  Fernando, Patrícia.  Their work is centered in supporting traditional crops and forests.  Patrícia has helped in emergency actions for Sacred Houses as well.

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São Paulo: Gian (Campanha Emergencial and Coletivo Taquara). Gian started emergency campaigns to support the Guarani Kaiowa in early 2017. He responds quickly to emergencies for food and shelter, and participates on site in many projects.