Continuing the actions to strengthen the activities of indigenous communities, the Indigenous Council of Roraima (CIR), through the general secretary of the indigenous women's movement, Maria Betânia, together with the deputy coordinator of the CIR Enock Taurepang, delivered on March 15, the cutting and sewing kit to the Araçá community, Amajarí region. The seamstresses who carry out the work and the local women's coordinator, Odete Barroso lieutenant, went to the people who received the equipment. Among the materials delivered were two automatic sewing machines and fabrics.
Maria Betânia explained that it is important to strengthen activities in regions and communities where the development of the work is visible. "Often they just need an incentive to strengthen them, and autonomy will come to the women and young women who also participate in the project."
During the delivery, all the people present were wearing masks, 70% alcohol gel, and the number of people who would receive the material was decreased.
The donation of the material to the cutting and sewing kit projects is a partnership between the CIR and the Royal Norwegian Embassy