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Community drum factory in Quilombo D'Oiti generating work, culture and territorial regeneration
Afro-Brazilian CultureCircular EconomyEnvironmental EducationIncome GenerationQuilombo D' OitiRegenerative TourismSustainability circular-economyregenerativeyouthclimate-ecologycommunity-economyculture-identityeducationhealth-wellness
We are building a happy drum factory in a quilombo! We make drums that play Afro-Brazilian music, teach kids and adults to build them, reuse trash to make new things, and invite visitors who plant trees and help our community grow stronger.
Our drums create jobs, teach youth skills, and turn waste into instruments. Visitors plant trees and restore nature. Our community grows stronger, culture stays alive, and the land heals.
Since 2012, we've built hundreds of drums, trained over 200 youth, partnered with Casa do Boneco, and secured land in Quilombo D'Oiti. Now we're ready to build the factory, expand production, and launch regenerative tourism experiences.
Hugo Xoroquê, artisan since 2012, with Casa do Boneco background, community training and territorial knowledge
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Leaderboard page (offline): https://artizen.fyi/projects/orani---community-drum-factory--territorial-regeneration
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