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10% to the Rainforest

The struggle of indigenous people belongs to all of us and we want to contribute in every way we can. 10% of our profits are destined to support Indigenous Communities
Big tree trunk in the Amazon Rainforest. Tree near the Amazon River in Brazil

A Clean Forest and A Colorful World

"The culture of indigenous peoples and ancestral knowledge are systematically undermined in the name of an ideal of exploitation, consumption and scarcity."

A colorful world is coming

The Ni Shunpin Project is an independent initiative, conceived by Spiritual Leader Ixã Huni Kuin, in search of creating a culture of preservation of forest life, strengthening ancestral traditions and the socio-economic autonomy of its people. We support their cause by donating 10% of our profits directly to the Ni Shunpin and their projects like building the Keneya School, Water Well, Ni Yuxibu sanctuary, and other basic needs like food, tools, craft supplies.

In line with the vision of Ma Keneya, the Colorful World, we undertake a collaborative journey of raising awareness and funding for initiatives that are aligned with the needs of the Huni Kuin people of the Ni Yuxibu of Altamira Village, Acre State in Brazil.

These initiatives aim to leave a legacy of positive impacts in several areas, and are guided by three main areas:

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HEALTH

NI YUXIBU Zero Waste Project

A project developed from our immersion in the Ni Yuxibu village, it is ongoing with Huni Kuin agents, managing waste and building engagement through dialogue and shared understanding of the impacts of consumption in the various dimensions of life.

Food Sovereignty

Seed Bank Project

From forest to kitchen – this project seeks to encourage the exchange and multiplication of "Creole" (Native) seeds, rediscovering relationships with food, in the encounter between cultures, with their feet in the forest, and focusing on building a reality where the Huni Kuin people have greater autonomy and food sovereignty.

Arts

Arts Village Project

Art imitates forest – receiving inspiration from the Amazon for
artistic production in different languages and discovering the creative potential at its maximum potential, Huni Kuin artists and guest artists dance and create with the plants and elements of the forest. An vibrant community of potters, visual artists, weavers, musicians and photographers who use art to give voice to tradition and creativity.

NI SHUNPIN Project

A call to build alliances with peoples of all colors, from all directions.

The Huni Kuin indigenous people, also known as the Kaxinawás, live in a shared territory between Brazil and Peru, being the most populous ethnic group in Acre, immersed in and interconnected to the majestic Amazon rainforest. Like other native peoples, the Huni Kuin also had to resist years of exploitation and persecution, especially because of the rubber cycle installed in the forest for decades.

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An open invitation to live great experiences

If you feel the strength of this invitation to the alliance, come step
into the land of the Amazon rainforest, see and feel the power of this great forest and its people.

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⤕ Consider becoming a Guardian

Invest in this alliance, connect with the Huni Kuin people of Ni Yuxibu Altamira Village in Acre, Brazil. They open this special channel for one-off and recurring donations, for those who want to help the Ni Shunpin project. A direct help to support the improvement of the community, building school, sanctuary, water systems, nutrition, arts and tourism.

The Keneya school

June, 2022

When people unite, that's the result. Last month, Ni Shunpin have finished the building of the Keneya School. Now we are raising funds for chairs, tables, and other materials.

THE SHAMAN'S SANCTUARY

May, 2022

With the help of so many people, the initial costs to build the Sanctuary has been met! Next steps of the campaign will come out soon!

the clean forest and the colorful word

2023 & Beyond

Long term project of regeneration of their cultural, environmental and social atributes.

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Pictures courtesy by the Photographers and Activists

Kris Kulakova - Check here her work with the Huni Kuin People and Guilherme Menegheli with Floresta TV bringing the best of the Forest to the World.