The Maracanã Cultural and Sports Association, EFAT, the Fidel Mendonça Foundation and AISAPH-CV have just become the first organisations certified by the Community365
The impact of the Sport Accelerator Lab, an advanced course promoted by Comunidade365, is already beginning to be felt in the area. Proof of this is mentor Carlos Nito, who successfully led the realisation of Kumunidadi Fest 2025, a large-scale community event held in the Ponta d'Água neighbourhood of Praia.
For countries like ours, which are highly vulnerable to climate change, the future could be deeply threatened - by severe droughts, drastic rises in sea levels and extreme phenomena that jeopardise our survival.
In a world increasingly marked by interdependence and complexity, Nonprofit Organisations (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 organisations (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 organisations 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.
