Research, field reports and essays on technology, territories and citizenship.
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The Fundo de Cidadania Ativa launches an open call with R$ 225,000 (BRL) for up to 30 community initiatives in the peripheries of Campinas. Free applications from May 8 to June 14, 2026.
With the support of the Fundo da Quebrada, the Gabriel Sustentável project built an accessibility ramp and strengthened the ONG Gabriel, benefiting 210 people and turning a physical barrier into dignified access.
From a BRL 100,000 project in 2022 to a network that moves roughly R$ 2.7 million: how the Hubs de Cidadania Ativa built their own methodology for management, data and impact across three territories.
For leaders from the periphery, taking care of yourself is not selfishness: it is a survival strategy that protects time, health and money so that the project does not perish along with the person who runs it.
As the final stage of the Redes Conectadas project, Casa Hacker trained educators from four institutions so that each one could carry digital inclusion forward in their own territory.
Formed by mothers from the periphery of Campinas, Coletivo Vulcana brought to the stage the play <b>Dijanira: Mulher Mãe do Campo Grande</b>, in which children act alongside their mothers and motherhood becomes art and critique.
Supported by the Fundo da Quebrada, the Seneb Project brought Kemetic Yoga to Campo Grande and, even on an initial scale, recorded a 74% average improvement in the health perceived by the participants.
An experience report from an impact advisor at Casa Hacker: supporting 16 peripheral leaders is, above all, about translating technical knowledge and walking alongside them, from listening to strategy.
Nyak shares how <b>agile management</b>, applied with active listening and adapted to the reality of the periphery, turns the power of peripheral leaders into structure without losing its essence.