A Associação Cultural e Desportiva Maracanã, a EFAT, a Fundação Fidel Mendonça e a AISAPH-CV acabam de se tornar as primeiras organizações certificadas pela Comunidade365

O impacto do Sport Accelerator Lab, curso avançado promovido pela Comunidade365, já começa a ser sentido no território. Prova disso é o mentorando Carlos Nito, que liderou com sucesso a realização do Kumunidadi Fest 2025, um evento comunitário de grande escala realizado no bairro de Ponta d’Água, cidade da Praia.

Para países como o nosso, altamente vulneráveis às alterações climáticas, o futuro pode ser profundamente ameaçado — por secas severas, subidas drásticas do nível do mar e fenómenos extremos que colocam em risco a nossa sobrevivência.

In a world increasingly marked by interdependence and complexity, Nonprofit Organizations (NPOs) face mounting expectations to produce meaningful social change with limited resources.

Social businesses have emerged as powerful instruments for addressing societal challenges, fostering community empowerment, and delivering long-term sustainable impacts.

In an increasingly fragmented and unequal world, community-based events emerge as powerful instruments for building inclusion, reinforcing local identities, and enabling grassroots empowerment.

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In the discourse surrounding social change, nonprofit organizations (NPOs) often position themselves as frontrunners in promoting inclusion, equality, and human rights.

In recent years, the discourse surrounding gender equality, diversity, and inclusion (GEDI) has gained significant visibility within the fields of social activism, policy development, and institutional reform. Despite these advancements, deep-rooted gender inequalities continue to permeate the social fabric across societies globally.

In the evolving landscape of social impact, nonprofit organizations are increasingly challenged to transcend traditional models of service delivery. The old paradigm — one in which communities are seen primarily as passive beneficiaries — is giving way to a more participatory approach: community co-creation.