Traditional Communities
Traditional peoples and communities are defined as culturally differentiated groups that have their own forms of social organization. The territories and natural resources belonging to these peoples are necessary “for their cultural, social, religious, ancestral and economic reproduction, using knowledge, innovation and practices generated and transmitted by tradition” (Decree 6.040/2007).
Among these ethnically differentiated peoples are the indigenous and quilombolas. Aliança Energia develops a relationship based on respect for cultural diversity and the rights of these populations. In his area of direct activity, he relates to a quilombola community in Rio Grande do Norte: Associação dos Quilombolas da Macambira, where he develops actions focused on strengthening and valuing the Quilombola culture and supporting productive activity.
Partnership between Aliança and the Quilombola Museum of Macambira enables capoeira classes for children and young people in the community (RN).
Black Consciousness Week 2024 at the Quilombola Museum of Macambira (RN).
The José Milanez Memory Point is a space that promotes educational and cultural activities aimed at preserving the memory of José Milanez (RN).
The Macambira Viewpoint was designed to promote local tourism in the quilombola community (RN).
The Quilombola Museum of Macambira, open to visitors, displays a collection of historical objects and artifacts that promote and preserve the culture of the community (RN).
