Txana Maná
Huni Kuin
Boa Vista village, Jordão River
Teaches: Healing songs and stories of the people.
A living school of the forest
Learn directly from the guardians of tradition.
Courses of songs, stories, instruments and living knowledge transmitted by the indigenous peoples of the Amazon.
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Teachers
Those who teach
Each teacher is the guardian of a part of their people's knowledge.
Yawá Bane
Yawanawa
Nova Esperança village, Gregório River
Teaches: Women's songs and the use of plants.
Shawã Vakehu
Noke Koi
Katukina Indigenous Land
Teaches: Bamboo flute and stories of the elders.
Tashka Nukini
Nukini
Serra do Divisor
Teaches: Memory of the territory and language recovery.
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Share your knowledge with students around the world. A cultural coordinator reviews every application with care, at the rhythm of your community.
The peoples
Where the teachers come from
Four peoples of the Amazon, each with their own territory, language and ways of transmitting.
See the peoples →Impact
Learning sustains the communities
Every enrollment contributes directly to the teachers and their villages. No middlemen.
- 24
- Active teachers
- 380
- Students
- 62
- Courses given
- 85%
- Returned to communities
Our story
Born from real encounters.
Vozes da Floresta was born from encounters with the Huni Kuin, Noke Koi, Nukini and Yawanawa peoples, in the state of Acre, Brazil.
From the simple wish to make a direct transmission possible between those who hold the knowledge and those who want to learn — with no middlemen.