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An initiative formed by women promotes income generation and productive inclusion for artisans on the coast of Ceará. Learn about the history of the Pecém Eu Te Amo Association. The title of this text begins with a question to reflect on the seemingly small and isolated forces in the field. The term "seemingly" is justified because, upon delving into […]

An initiative by the Dom Cabral Foundation is promoting grassroots entrepreneurship as a force for economic and community transformation in Brazil. From the Upper Rio Negro in Amazonas to Blumenau in Santa Catarina, ideas born within communities are gaining momentum to become real businesses. It is there, in the territory, where needs and potential meet, […]

What does it mean, in practice, to talk about productive inclusion? It refers to a series of actions that expand opportunities for income generation, work, and economic autonomy—especially for people in situations of social vulnerability. According to Sebrae (Brazilian Micro and Small Business Support Service), productive inclusion encompasses everything from strengthening small businesses and informal enterprises to professional training, […]

Trust-based philanthropy seems, at first glance, like a simple concept. But putting it into practice requires innovation, listening, and openness to new ideas. At its core, this approach starts from the premise of rebalancing the relationships between funders and social organizations, promoting bonds of mutual trust as a basis for systemic impact. Unlike traditional philanthropy […]

The Dom Cabral Foundation (FDC), one of the nine best business schools in the world, according to the ranking of the British newspaper Financial Times (2020 edition), has been developing thousands of companies and leaders from all sectors for 45 years. This history of achievement also brings great responsibility. Therefore, in 2020, in the face of the […]