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the quebrada in motion.

A community hub for civic participation and citizenship in the Campo Grande district of Campinas. Peripheral intelligence — collectives, leaders, groups and associations — at the centre of solutions created by the quebrada itself.

A Quebrada em Movimento training journey with participants sitting in a circle

Campo Grande · Campinas

up to R$ 225kbudgeted (BRL) · active citizenship fund · 2026 call
30initiatives supported (up to)
mon–frispace open · 2pm to 6pm
CPF/CNPJindividuals and organisations may receive funds

// investment delivered in the programme

R$ 1.154.070in conditional grants paid

delivered through Dec/2026 · paid items, compiled from the accounts · investment database →

Peripheral intelligence is the engine driving the development of the Campo Grande district of Campinas (São Paulo State). Made up of a network of collectives, leaders, groups and associations, this community puts at the centre the solutions created by the quebrada itself to face local challenges.

By strengthening community action led by the population itself, we drive the sustainable development of the region. It is through that union that we build a fairer, more innovative quebrada, full of positive social impact.

The hub space at Casa dos Anjos, equipped for gatherings and workshops

Built on the belief that nobody solves it better than the community itself

We at Casa Hacker created the Fundo da Quebrada — today the Active Citizenship Fund — out of one conviction: there is nobody better than the communities themselves to solve their own core questions, demands and needs. The full rules are in the fund regulations (PDF, in Portuguese). Casa Hacker was born from a peripheral collective in the Campo Grande district, and has believed ever since that peripheral leadership on social impact causes is essential to the future of the district’s sustainable development.

It was from that cycle that came, for example, the book “Dandara: Somos Poesia” by the Coletivo Literário Dandara Somos (in Portuguese): writing circles of women from the territory that became a published work with a push from the hub — launched at Casa dos Anjos itself.

The Campo Grande community in a collective activity

Where to find the hub

The hub operates at Casa Maria de Nazaré – Casa dos Anjos unit: R. Ondina Moreno de Lima, 546 – Mezanino – Jardim Liliza, Campinas – SP, 13058-272. Open Monday to Friday, 2pm to 6pm — come and visit, and turn ideas into concrete action.

Questions? Talk to us by e-mail at quebradaemmovimento@casahacker.org.

// how it works

the pillars of the programme

01

A space for social impact

In partnership with Casa de Maria de Nazaré (Casa dos Anjos), in Jardim Liliza: a fully equipped space with Wi-Fi, workstations, projector, TV and printer. Open Monday to Friday, 2pm to 6pm — and booking is free.

02

Support network and capacity building

Training all year round in Cause Communication, Fundraising, Management, Pitching and Team Management — plus collaborative mentoring among the collectives of the territory.

03

Money to get the initiative off the ground

The Fund supports micro-entrepreneurs, leaders, groups, organisations, movements and associations in Campo Grande. Approved? You receive the funds and put the plans into practice — and you can submit more than one initiative per year.

// frequently asked questions

before you apply

Who can receive funds from the fund?

Leaders, organisations, businesses, associations and collectives working in the Campo Grande district of Campinas — both individuals (CPF) and legal entities (CNPJ).

What kind of initiative can apply?

Art and culture, education, communication, impact businesses, income generation, sport, the environment and public policy advocacy — social and environmental impact initiatives in general.

How does the Casa dos Anjos space work?

It is an equipped meeting point (Wi-Fi, computers, projector, TV, printer) in Jardim Liliza, open Monday to Friday from 2pm to 6pm. Booking is free.

How far can the programme take me?

The sky is the limit: you learn to raise donations, improve your communication, organise activities, plan goals, build partnerships, tell your story and lead initiatives that shape public policy.

How much does it cost to take part?

There is no cost for collectives to take part in the programme. This project is funded by a private social investor and by Casa Hacker's own resources.

Will I have access to resources for our work?

The programme has a cash fund to support work that engages the whole network of people, collectives, groups, organisations and businesses taking part — and the investment policies are set out in the rules of the Fundo da Quebrada.

My collective does social impact work and also income-generating activities — can we take part?

Yes, as long as it meets all the other criteria for participation. What matters is that the collective's main purpose is its cause, social impact and sustainable development.

// from the house’s open notebook

publications about this initiative

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Group of students and project members pose for a photo in a room. People hold certificates of completion for the Libras classes, while a participant sits on the floor at the front of the group signing in Libras.
Social Innovation

Libras: Accessibility and Inclusion in the Campo Grande Territory

The project Libras, the Language of Inclusion offered free Libras classes to the Campo Grande community, with support from Hub Quebrada em Movimento through the Active Citizenship Fund Call for Proposals. Janaína Oliveira's initiative promoted four meetings at Casa de Cultura Itajaí, bringing together students, interpreters, and deaf guests to discuss communication, accessibility, and the barriers faced by the deaf community.

Participants in an Active Citizenship Hubs activity gathered around a table as a facilitator leads the session. The group is in a training space with work materials, laptops, and a library in the background.
Social Innovation

Data is the new oil. But who holds the key to the safe?

Data can help social projects understand their audiences, evaluate strategies, and make decisions. Drawing on project management experience and training from the Active Citizenship Hubs, this text reflects on who produces, interprets, and uses this information, and on the importance of democratizing data access in local territories.

Scene from the film, showing two women, one in the front carrying some things and the other appearing at the gate pointing
Social Innovation

Before the final credits: what Cinema na Quebrada set in motion

The Cinema na Quebrada project brought an introductory cinema workshop to residents of Campo Grande, in Campinas. Over 11 classes, ten participants learned different stages of audiovisual production and collectively created the short film A Limbosa, which is still in the finalization process.

// initiative team

who makes it happen

Karla Alexandra Marques

Project Manager

A specialist in People Management (USP/ESALQ) and in NLP (SBCE). Financial manager, therapist working with women and social entrepreneur, she has spent more than 25 years in territory-based community initiatives, focused on human development, the empowerment of women and widening access to rights, bringing management and social organisation together for transformation and social justice.

Celso Niger

Social and Environmental Impact Adviser

Social and environmental impact adviser on the Quebrada em Movimento project; he is also a poet, cultural producer and project manager with international certification at NaViela.

Helen Camillo

Communications Assistant

I produce videos and visual assets for Quebrada em Movimento's social media, turning objectives into high-impact posts and stories.

// accessibility

Accessibility provisions are made on individual request. Ask for what you need — Libras interpreting, audio description, physical accessibility, individualised support, priority service and others.

Ask at least 15 days in advance: with that notice we can guarantee it; with less, we will make every effort but cannot promise.

falae@casahacker.org · Accessibility Statement

Quebrada em Movimento in your territory

Want to take part, support this, or bring this initiative to your school, collective or city? The house opens its door.

quebradaemmovimento@casahacker.org

// who makes this initiative possible

project partners

  • Fundação FEAC
  • Casa Maria de Nazaré
  • Gerando Falcões
  • WWT

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