Amigos do Bem
The WAAW by Alok – sound equipment brand – in partnership with Alok Institute has become a Friend Company, joining the support network for the Amigos do Bem (Friends of Good, in english) project, which has been transforming lives in...
Ravê – Estúdio Kosmofônico
The Alok Institute supports the construction of Ravê – Estúdio Kosmofônico Móvel MBYA – Guarani, a mobile music studio for the solo and continuous work of research, experimentation and music production of Owerá, a native rap expoent and member of...
Songs that heal and enchant
The Alok Institute supports the creation of the Wyanã Native Songs Kariri Xocó space (in Alagoas), directed by Chief Wyanã Uia-Thê, which works with spiritual treatment, herbal baths, native medicine, songs and “mesada” (Jurema or Ayahuaska/Daime) and Shamanic healing wheel...
Gathering and Healing
A young indigenous leader, Rasú Yawanawa is the grandson and apprentice of the renowned shaman Tata Yawanawa and one of the artists participating in the musical and cinematographic project with DJ Alok. Instituto Alok supports Rasú and his people in...
Indigenous Presence at Universities
The Alok Institute embraces the indigenous youth and their causes, supporting the IX ENEI and X ENEI – National Meeting of Indigenous Students, which took place respectively at Unicamp in Campinas, SP (2022), and at the Potiguara Mansion in the...
Free Land
The Alok Institute supports the Indigenous Media collective at the 19th Free Land Encampment 2023 (ATL) in creating a space dedicated to communication activities for young groups of various ethnicities, through the realization of: – Communication workshops. – Debates with Indigenous filmmakers. – Talk...
Voices and Rights
Instituto Alok supports ANMIGA, through its leader Célia Xakriabá, in actions to continuously strengthen the capacity for legal monitoring and the elaboration of legal and communication strategies for the positioning of indigenous women in the face of local, national and/or...
The “Screen Territory”
With the purpose of recognizing the cinematographic works made by indigenous people, the Alok Institute has sponsored I Indigenous Film and Culture Festival (idealized by filmmaker Takumã Kaikuro and produced by A Terrestre Production Company), in Brasília from December 2nd...
Resistance and Diversity
The Alok Institute supported the MOTCI – 1st Tibira Itinerant Cinema Exhibition, with the purpose of highlighting the importance of indigenous peoples for the preservation and maintenance of the environment, encompassing their struggle and resistance against the advance of mining and land...
Studio AYVÚ Records
Instituto Alok supports the construction of AYVÚ Records – the first music studio within an indigenous village in Brazil. The studio is located in the Francisco Horta Barbosa Indigenous Reserve – Jaguapiru and Bororó villages (city of Dourados/MS). AYVÚ means...